Why Nuragold Only Makes Chains
Most jewelry brands widen their range until nothing in it is exceptional. Nuragold went the other way. The entire collection is chains — necklaces and bracelets — in six link styles: Cuban, Miami Cuban, Figaro, Franco, rope and Valentino. Nothing else.
That focus is what makes the range unusually deep. Instead of one width per style, Nuragold offers a genuine spread — 0.9mm to 17mm, 7 inches to 30 inches, in 10K, 14K and 18K, in yellow, white and three-tone gold. The same Figaro chain exists as a barely-there 2.5mm strand and as a 7mm piece with real presence.
It also keeps the standard simple: every piece is real gold, stamped for its karat, and nothing is plated, gold-filled or gold-tone. There is no fashion-jewelry tier hiding at the bottom of the catalogue.
What Nuragold Stands For
Three commitments that hold across every piece in the collection.
Stamped and Verifiable
Real 10K, 14K or 18K gold with the karat stamped on every piece. Nothing plated, nothing gold-filled, nothing that will not survive an acid test.
Depth Instead of Breadth
Six link styles taken seriously — dozens of widths and lengths per style, so the chain you want exists rather than merely something close to it.
Honest About Construction
Solid or hollow-formed, the listing says which. Both are real gold; knowing which you are buying is how you choose sensibly between weight and price.
How to Tell the Gold Is Real
It is the question people ask most often, and the answer is deliberately easy to check. Every Nuragold chain carries a karat stamp — 10K, 14K or 18K — on the clasp or the end link. That stamp is a legal declaration of the alloy’s gold content, and it is the first thing any jeweller looks for.
Owners regularly go further. Reviews on the collection repeatedly describe having a piece acid tested, either at home or by a jeweller, precisely because the price seems low for solid gold — and the test comes back at exactly the karat on the stamp. A chain that is hollow-formed rather than solid is still real gold throughout; hollow refers to the shape of the link, not to any difference in the metal.
The other tell is how it ages. Plated jewelry loses its colour at the wear points within months and can leave a green mark on the skin. Real gold does neither. Customers who have worn a Nuragold chain daily for a year or more report no fading and no tarnish — which is what the metal is supposed to do.
About Nuragold — FAQs
Yes. Every Nuragold necklace and bracelet is genuine 10K, 14K or 18K gold, stamped with its karat on the clasp or end link. Nothing in the collection is plated, gold-filled or gold-tone. Owners who have had a piece acid tested or checked by a jeweller consistently confirm it matches the karat stated in the listing.
Gold chains, and only gold chains: necklaces and bracelets in six link styles — Cuban, Miami Cuban, Figaro, Franco, rope and Valentino — across 10K, 14K and 18K gold in yellow, white and three-tone finishes. There are no gemstones, no silver and no made-to-order pieces in the range.
Nuragold sells through its official online store, which is where every product link on this site leads. There you will find live pricing, all available lengths and widths, full measurements, customer reviews and the store’s own delivery and returns terms for each piece.
Both. The same link styles are offered across a wide enough range of widths and lengths to work either way: 16 to 18 inch necklaces and 3mm widths are most often chosen by women, 22 to 30 inch necklaces and 7mm and above by men, and the whole middle of the range is worn by everyone.
See What Nuragold Makes
Real 10K, 14K and 18K gold chains — six link styles, necklaces and bracelets, for men and women.