What style of chain?

Having trouble determining what type of chain this is. Palma and wheat are the closest I saw but I don’t think either is a match.

 

https://fanci.me/blogs/articles/online-jewelry-stores-top-13-most-popular-necklace-types

There are quite a few sites that ID chains. This looks like Palma

 

Nearest that I can think of is a form of cuban link chain.

 

I'd say Palma based on link that Bev supplied. Definitely not a wheat.

 

thanks. I looked at quite a few, plus two. The Palma still looks slightly different to me but it’s the closest for sure. Maybe it’s a variation on it, or maybe the gauge of silver used on mine changes the look a bit. Maybe the makers skill level changed the look slightly. I guess if more than one pair of eyes agrees that Palma looks good I’ll just go with that.

 

Hmm you’re not wrong. It does kind of look like a Cuban link in tube form. I don’t know if that’s a thing?

 

I have seen different--clearly different--chain styles listed with the same name on diff. sites. If you think you know a name, you could look at this mfgr site and click on Shop by Product Category for Basic or Fancy chains. Not saying they will agree with "most" other makers or retailers though; there is no true regulation to what you label your chain. https://www.royalchain.com/shop-by-category/fancy-chains.html

 

a twisted link chain..... maybe Thai ......... but there are millions of silver neck chains out there.....

 

I was thinking maybe Mexican or Indian Komo? We see a lot of it at medieval markets.

 

I haven't seen that ,,,, but noticed medieval style chains to be more fanciful ..

@J Dagger ...do u have a good shot of the clasp...... I've noticed that barrel style used around...

 

I believe it was Mexican made as Blacksmith theorized. I’ll take a look to confirm, but 99% sure it was.

 

Ok I lied. It’s only marked with a generic “925”. That said the lot it came in was primarily Mexican and NA. I guess that is why I had Mexico on the mind. Could be from anywhere though based on the mark.