The figaro is formed by two curb links followed by a longer oval link.
History.
The name comes from the daring witty roguish barber of seville in the Parisian plays by Beaumarchais. "Barber of Seville" and "the Marriage of Figaro" . The plays were subsqeuntly adopted into Italian Opera by "Giovanni Paisiello" although the later version by "Rossini" is more widely known. The Italian chain-makers named this popular and vogish style as a tribute to those operas and the name has been used ever since.
Since this beautiful and chuky peice of silver jewellery is moderatly priced over £20, there are no extra hidden delivery or postage charges.
Heavy Duty.
£99 - 108 grams of sterling silver is used to create this heavy-duty chain. The classical figaro design is a timeless masterpiece of precision jewellery making. A stunning accessory of enduring quality. 22 inches (55cm) length with safety hook attached to clasp.
Further Details
The classical looks of a figaro are timeless. Each link is carefully cast to precision detail. The generous length means it should fit most larger size necks although its suitable as a log chain for smaller neck sizes.
