Need Help finding this Chain (Loose)

[silvermagpie]

Hi Guys, i've been searching for this Marina Chain (in 3mm width) but can't seem to find anywhere that sells it Loose (by the metre/foot).
If anyone can point me in the right direction, i'd be ever so grateful!
I see it being sold, but it's always in finished chains.


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[china]

I don't know of any in your part of the world http://www.twinplaza.com/DesktopModules/GalleryServerPro/gs/handler/getmedia.ashx?moid=25&dt=2&g=3

[CJ57]

I can't seem to find any loose either but Curteis do at least have a large selection of lengths, perhaps you could join them
http://www.curteis.com/f0001/main.aspx?page=article&artno=SMAR518

[Patstone]

How do you know where he lives. There is nothing in his profile that tells you. I have come across this in the past with other people and it mystifies me.





I don't know of any in your part of the world http://www.twinplaza.com/DesktopModules/GalleryServerPro/gs/handler/getmedia.ashx?moid=25&dt=2&g=3

[silvermagpie]

I'm situated in the UK..... and Female btw. ;)
But thanks for the replies Guys.
I'll keep looking.

[camalidesign]

I don't know of anyone here, but I'm sure Rio stock that. I think they have a reasonably low fixed shipping cost to UK now.

Carin

[china]

In my experience with various forums if the member does not give their location they tend to be from the forum country of origin

[Patstone]

I'm situated in the UK..... and Female btw. ;)
But thanks for the replies Guys.
I'll keep looking.

Sorry, didnt think about the gender issue. I am also female and in Exeter, my daughter makes jewellery too. You could possibly make one from jump rings, flattened and made like an "e" shape. Rio have it https://www.riogrande.com/Product/sterling-silver-31mm-anchor-chain-by-the-foot/632232B

[silvermagpie]

Thanks Guys,...will check out Rio Grande!
Btw, didn't know it was also called Anchor Chain. :D

[mizgeorge]

These are two different chains.

As far as I'm aware, marina (or mariner) chains are usually a curbed (and thus flattened) version of a traditional anchor chain. Cousins have an anchor chain (which they confusingly call marine) and I know somebody must have the flattened version as I have a length of it in my chain box, but I can't remember where it came from - though I'm pretty sure it was an Israeli supplier.

[china]

Some sellers also call it Figaro

[silvermagpie]

These are two different chains.

As far as I'm aware, marina (or mariner) chains are usually a curbed (and thus flattened) version of a traditional anchor chain. Cousins have an anchor chain (which they confusingly call marine) and I know somebody must have the flattened version as I have a length of it in my chain box, but I can't remember where it came from - though I'm pretty sure it was an Israeli supplier.

Yes, it's the flattened one i want....and i think i know the Seller.
They're on Ebay if i remember rightly.
Thank you!