This necklace 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 single loop in loop, which means that a single ring is woven into the previous ring. This is the style of chain you will often see in the museums when looking at Roman jewelry.

There are close to 200 links woven into this chain. Each of the links is formed into a circle, fused into a closed loop, shaped, and then these closed loops are woven into the chain.

This fine silver necklace is 20 inches long and is finished with a sterling silver lobster clasp.