Crafted in 9ct Yellow Gold, this men's curb chain features iconic bevelled diamond cut 9mm links. Measuring 55cm in length, this classic chain secures with a lobster claw clasp. Also available in 18ct Yellow Gold.
Mazzucchelli’s Making time stand still. Since 1903.
9ct Yellow Gold 9mm Bevelled Diamond Cut Curb Chain in 55cm
PLU: 1301134
$47,999
- Since 1903
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Mazzucchelli’s
The one you’ll never take off.
Crafted in warm, enduring gold, this chain becomes part of you, worn every day and through every season until you can’t remember being without it. It’s the kind of piece we’ve chosen for life’s special moments since 1903.
Making time stand still. Since 1903.
The piece
Crafted to be kept
Crafted in 9ct yellow gold.
- 9ct Yellow Gold
- 37.5% pure gold, hard-wearing and made for pieces you never take off.
- Selected by our buyers for depth of colour and the way it catches the light.
Stone, to setting, to you
Chosen with care. Kept for a lifetime.
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123 years of expertise
Since Matthew Mazzucchelli and Sam Downes opened our Golden Doors in 1903, we have helped Australians mark the moments that matter.
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Curator of fine jewellery
We search the world for the finest craftsmanship and quality, and follow every diamond from stone, to setting, to you.
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Cared for, for life
Protect it with an Extended Care Plan for 3 years or a lifetime, including complimentary cleaning in any of our stores.
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See it before you decide
Visit one of our stores, or book a private video consultation with a jewellery specialist from home.
Carry love with you always.
Mazzucchelli’s · Since 1903
