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12 of the best gold chain bracelets
Fashion's obsession with gold chain jewellery isn't going anywhere, any time soon. From long and sleek at Saint Laurent to bold at brazen at Schiaparelli, every iteration of glittering link was spotted at the spring/summer 2021 shows - including bracelets. As well as being the easiest way add instant polish any outfit, chain bracelets are also proving a popular gift for those looking for a chic alternative to sparkling rings or statement gems: they go from day-to-night in a flash and can easily be personalised with any number of meaningful charms. Plus, they make the perfect addition to our current working-from-home wardrobes; they make even the most casual of loungewear or tracksuits look infinitely more polished.
Whether you're drawn to a chunky '80s style, a sleek snake chain or a more delicate design to layer with a wrist stack, we've rounded up the best chain bracelets available right now.
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Alighieri
Each piece from London-based jewellery Alighieri draws inspiration from the work of one of Italy's finest poets, Dante Alighieri, and his 14th Century work, The Divine Comedy. This delicate chain features a 22-kt gold plated brass coin.
Il Leone coin bracelet, £250, Alighieri at Farfetch
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Fope
The Eka collection from luxury Italian jewellery brand Fope was inspired by the concept of flexibility, and is based on one of Fope's original styles from the 1950s. Its beauty lies in its simplicity.
18ct yellow gold Eka bracelet, £1,000, Fope at Goldsmiths
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Laura Lombardi
A native New Yorker, Lombardi's linear designs have won her myriad celebrity admirers, including Tracee Ellis Ross, Emma Watson and Jorja Smith. Use her chunky 'Rafaella' bracelet to add a touch of glitz to your favourite denim outfit.
Gold-plated chain bracelet, £100, Laura Lombardi at Net-a-Porter
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Versace
Versace's gold-tone bracelet features the brand's 'Grecomania' charm and its iconic medusa head motif.
Gold-tone bracelet, £230, Versace at Net-a-Porter
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Monica Vinader
Pearl fans needn't miss out on the gold chain trend. This boxy chain bracelet from Monica Vinader comes with a baroque pearl pendant for a little romantic flourish.
Gold vermeil and pearl bracelet, £365, Monica Vinader
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Giovanni Raspini
Take a bolder approach with Giovanni Raspini's intricate Byzantine chain bracelet - a style that can trace its roots back to the 5th Century. This is a great statement piece that looks spectacular worn alone.
Gold-plated silver bracelet, £295, Giovanni Raspini
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Theodora Warre
The snake chain takes its cue from the patterning of a serpent's scales, making it pleasingly smooth to wear. Theodora Warre combines it with an unusual green amethyst and emerald stone for a beautiful vintage effect.
Green amethyst and emerald snake chain bracelet, £220, Theodora Warre
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Tiffany & Co
In 1974, Tiffany & Co approached style maven and former model Elsa Peretti to create a modern iteration of diamond jewellery. The result was a length of chain with twinkling diamonds interspersed at varying stages, which her fashion designer friend Halston later christened 'Diamonds by the Yard'. It's been a bestseller ever since.
Rose gold and diamond chain, £890, by Elsa Peretti at Tiffany & Co.
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Louise Olsen
Australian designer Louise Olsen creates fluid, sculptural pieces that are as much about art as they are about adornment.
Chain bracelet, £360, Louise Olsen at Dinosaur Designs
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