A superb and substantial antique Edwardian graduated Albert chain crafted in 9ct yellowish rosy gold, with a rich, warm tone developed beautifully over time. The chain is formed from solid, graduated curb links, each stamped “9 375”, confirming gold purity (some stamps lightly rubbed in places, entirely consistent with age and wear).
This is a particularly versatile and well-appointed example, featuring a traditional dog clip, a large bolt ring, and a classic T-bar. In addition, there is a smaller bolt ring positioned near the T-bar, ideal for attaching pendants, fobs, or charms. The links graduate attractively from approximately 10mm at the widest point to around 7mm at the narrowest, giving the chain excellent visual balance and strong presence when worn.
At approximately 42 inches in total length (including dog clip and bolt ring), this is a long and impressively weighty example at 60.35 grams, making it suitable for wear as a statement necklace or traditionally with a pocket watch. A fine and highly usable Edwardian piece with excellent substance and character.
Details
• Era: Edwardian (antique)
• Metal: Solid 9ct gold (links stamped “9 375”)
• Weight: 60.35g
• Length: Approx. 42 inches (including dog clip & bolt ring)
• Link size: Graduated approx. 10mm (largest) to 7mm (smallest)
• Bolt ring diameter: Approx. 14mm
• T-bar: Approx. 44mm long, drop approx. 25–30mm
• Fittings: Dog clip, large bolt ring, T-bar & additional small bolt ring
• Condition: Very good antique condition with light age-related wear and some rubbing to hallmarks









