This bracelet was woven using a technique called Loop in Loop, which predates chainmaille and dates back thousands of years. This was the predominant type of chain the Ancient Romans used.

The specific weave used for this chain is called two-way double loop in loop, where there are two rings in each row, and each of those rings is woven into two previous rings. This weave produces a dense, round, fluid chain.

There are approximately 150 links in this bracelet, each of which is first formed into a circle, fused into a closed loop and shaped, and then these closed loops are woven into the chain.

This fine silver bracelet fits a 7-inch wrist, but can be adjusted up or down a bit due to the chain at the end. The bracelet closes with a sterling silver lobster clasp.