Compare a chain's pattern, length and clasp, whether you plan to wear it alone or with a pendant. GoldNepal design illustrations are inspiration; confirm construction, weight and availability for the actual chain with the seller.
A 22K chain with alternating long oval and compact connector links, specified at 0.900 tola for occasion and gift enquiries.
A clean 22K chain with consistent rounded-square box links, specified at 0.800 tola for daily wear and gifting enquiries.
A polished 22K close-curb chain with repeating flattened links and a 1.000-tola design specification.
Prepare the intended chain length and any pendant measurements, then use consistent weight units and an itemised quote when comparing jewellers.
Use the daily Nepal benchmark before comparing jewellery weight, purity, and making charge.
Open calculators for tola, gram, lal, karat, wastage, and making-charge checks.
Review business profiles and contact paths before sending a product inquiry.
The repeating pattern is only part of a chain. Its end fittings and how it moves deserve a close look too.
Decide whether the chain will be worn on its own or carry a pendant. For a pendant, show the jeweller both its attachment opening and the chain's end fittings. A chain can appear narrow enough in the middle while the clasp or end tab is too large to pass through the opening. Ask the jeweller to check the complete combination.
Closely linked curb forms, box-like links and alternating oval links create different outlines. Compare close-ups alongside full-length views so that an enlarged link does not mislead you about thickness. Ask to see how each actual chain bends, whether links turn or catch, and how the pattern looks against the intended clothing.
Appearance alone does not establish whether a chain is solid or hollow, its weight, or how easily it can be repaired. Get those details from the seller. A GoldNepal illustration can help explain the pattern you like, but remains inspiration rather than proof of construction. If you are choosing a centrepiece as well, the necklace guide covers pendant proportion and placement.
Request a quote showing the seller's stated purity, actual weight and separate charges. Use the weight converter to put competing quotes in one unit, and check the displayed date on the Nepal gold rate page. The quote checklist helps you record what the final amount includes.
If a relative is choosing a chain in Nepal, share the preferred full length and photographs of the pendant opening rather than only a pattern name. Ask for an actual measurement and a short view of the fastening in use. Agree whether the pendant and chain must be checked together in person before purchase. Find shop contact details through the jewellery directory and confirm the business can assess the combination.
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