Franco Chain Collection Sterling Silver 925 

5.5mm, always go a size up. Know that chains look alot bigger on screen than in real life!

Use Dawn dish soap and it will be stay clean for a long time.

I have a 3mm snow Franco it’s the perfect size for starting out I’m looking into upgrading a mm tho definitely the best bet for pendants imo

I have a rhodium 3mm at 24” it’s really good proportionally for a longer hanging chain to wear w baggy shirts, but am most likely going to buy a rhodium 4mm 20” for some of my higher cut neck t shirts I also own a rhodium 2mm 22” Franco, not a fan of the bright silver finish

@@julianmartinez862 ay nice setup, yea I’ve thinking of rhodium as well, where do you purchase your rhodium Franco? If you don’t mind me asking.

@@angelcorona8331 tbh I’ve gotten them on eBay and Etsy, just make sure they’re true rhodium finish .925 , you’ll know if they look more crisp/ darker tone like white gold, and not that normal bright tone regular silver has. To me it looks way better, normal silver is just too bright for me. I recently got a rhodium rope 22” 5mm and it’s pretty much been my go to, kinda phasing out my 24” chains and replacing with 4-5mm 22” and thicker 20” chains. If ur gonna do pendants I’d recommend thinner like 1-2mm and wear as that or stacked, but if you want just a chain to look good on its own w no pendant then I’d say 4-5mm for a Franco before it starts looking like a snake around your neck, I mean unless u are going for that big bling look.

Same experience I've had

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3 mm 20 inch