02Hallmarked
Curb Chain 2.5 mm
The one you can feel. Hallmarked at the clasp.
£119incl. VAT
9.8 gHallmarked — Birmingham
Everyworn · Solid 925 sterling silver, plain forms only
The piecesyou don’ttake off
Plain solid 925 sterling silver, and nothing else. We publish the silver weight of every article in grams, whether it carries a UK hallmark, and whether you can keep it on in the shower — because those are the three facts that decide whether a piece stays on.
- 925 solid sterling
- Weighed and stated
- Hallmark where required
- No stones
- No plating
- No silver-tone
- Worn in, not worn out
01 — The wall
Sorted by grams, not by category
Most jewellery is filed under a style. This catalogue is filed under a number. Read left to right and the pieces get heavier — 212.1 g of solid silver across 42 articles, 9 of which carry a UK hallmark because they have to.
02Hallmarked
Keep reading
Every card carries the same two facts: how much silver is in it, and whether that quantity of silver legally has to be struck by a UK assay office.
02 — The legal line
Above 7.78 g, silver must be struck
Under the Hallmarking Act 1973 it is a criminal offence to describe and sell an article as silver in the UK, above the statutory exemption weight, without a hallmark from a UK assay office. The exemption weight for silver is 7.78 g. That single number is why this catalogue is ordered the way it is.
- Below 7.78 g
- Legally exempt. No hallmark required, and the piece says so on its page.
- Above 7.78 g
- Struck by a UK assay office. Office and marks named on the piece and on its page.
- No weight, no listing
- An article whose silver weight we cannot state does not appear on this site at all.
- Over weight, unmarked
- Structurally impossible here — the storefront refuses to render such an article.
03 — Stack Builder
Three questions, one stack that works
Buying one piece is easy. Buying three that sit together without knotting, competing or wearing each other out is not. Answer where, how many, and how often — and the builder returns a set that separates properly on length and gauge, plus the total silver weight and how many articles in it are struck.
Choose never take it off and the builder will only return shower-safe pieces, with the herringbone, the snake chain, the open cuff and the anklet removed — their failure mode is creasing or abrasion, not water.
Build a stack that works together- Step 1
Where?
Neck, fingers, wrist or ears. Each position separates on a different axis.
- Step 2
How many?
Two, three, or four and up. More pieces mean a wider weight spread.
- Step 3
How often?
Never off, most days, or occasional. This is the filter that removes the fragile.
04 — What we will not tell you
Silver darkens. Ours will too.
Sterling silver reacts with sulphur in the air and on skin, and the surface goes grey and then black. Any retailer telling you otherwise is either plating the piece or misdescribing it. What we do instead is tell you exactly how the surface comes back — a cloth for faces, an immersion bath for the recesses a cloth cannot reach — and mark on each page which pieces you can wear in the shower.
- Chlorinated pool water and seawater accelerate oxidisation and attack solder joints. Take pieces off for both.
- Fragile constructions are named as fragile on their own product page, not buried in a policy.
- We make no health, therapeutic or fortune claims for any piece of metal we sell.
- We list the specific services we provide rather than offering a blanket guarantee.
Same band, same light. Oxidised on the left, polished on the right.
05 — Six lines
Everything here is a plain form of one metal
| Line | Articles | Silver weight | Hallmarked | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chains & Necklaces | 9 | 1.1 – 14.2 g | 4 struck | Nine gauges, four lengths. Layer by diameter, not by decoration. |
| Rings Plain | 8 | 2.2 – 7.2 g | None required | Bands only. Width, profile and finish are the whole vocabulary. |
| Earrings Simple | 8 | 1.2 – 4.2 g | None required | Studs and plain hoops. Every piercing item carries its nickel figure. |
| Bracelets & Bangles | 8 | 2.6 – 15.2 g | 4 struck | Wrist weight from 2.6 g to 15.2 g. The heavy end is hallmarked. |
| Charms & Add-ons | 6 | 0.6 – 2.6 g | None required | Discs, bars, clasps, jump rings. Two of them take engraving. |
| Care | 1 | — | None required | What you need to bring the surface back after a year of wear. |
| Sets | 2 | 5.8 – 16.0 g | 1 struck | Two combinations that already work together, priced as one. |
Free UK delivery over £80
Tracked and signed-for as standard. Delivery is priced in full before you confirm anything.
Delivery & restrictions14 days to change your mind
Your statutory right to withdraw under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, with the exceptions set out plainly.
Returns & refundsSized in UK letters and mm
Ring sizes in UK letters with the internal circumference in millimetres beside them, plus how to measure at home.
Ring size guideOne-off purchases only
No membership, no subscription, no stored balance, no points. You buy a piece and you own it.
Terms & conditions06 — Reviews
We publish reviews from verified orders only
This section is empty because we have not yet published a review, and we would rather show you an empty section than an invented one. Writing, commissioning or hosting fake reviews is banned outright under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, and it is exactly the kind of thing that makes the rest of a product page untrustworthy.
When a review appears here it will be tied to a completed order, dated, and shown whether it is complimentary or not. Until then, the specifications on each product page are the claim — silver weight, hallmark status, gauge and wear rating — and every one of them is checkable against the piece in your hand.
Bought something and want to tell us how it held up? Write to support@thejewellersuk.shop.
42 articles. One metal. Every weight published.
Prices from £12 to £189, all including VAT.