Men's Two-Tone Blue Stainless Steel 24" Curb Link Chain Necklace

A heavy two-tone men's curb link chain necklace in durable stainless steel completess any of your everyday looks. This masculine 24-inch chain features cobalt blue ion-plating beside classic silver tone for a contemporary and youthful appeal. A lobster claw clasp ensures that this men’s jewelry piece stays secure on your neck while you stay active throughout the day.

• ALTERNATIVE METALS | Mens jewelry has recently expanded to include the alternative metals tungsten, stainless steel, cobalt, titanium, and tantalum. These modern metals are more affordable and more durable than traditional gold and silver and has a range of characteristics to suit personal taste. Stepping away from conventional jewelry, alternative metals encourage the consumers' individuality and provide good options for every lifestyle.
• STAINLESS STEEL | Stainless steel jewelry is made of iron-based alloys containing chromium that exhibit great durability. Stainless steel is resistant to electricity, corrosion and oxidation and will not rust when exposed to air, water, and even some acids. Perfect for daily wear, stainless steel jewelry is tarnish-resistant. Its lustrous silver-tone finish makes it an inexpensive alternative to precious metals and its strength and ruggedness will ensure that your rings, bracelets, and necklaces will last for years. Stainless steel is 100% recyclable.
• GIFT IDEA | Present a timeless ring, bracelet, or necklace on any occasion. Get your gifts ready for a birthday, anniversary, wedding, graduation, and holidays such as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Thanksgiving and Friendsgiving, and Christmas and December holidays. Just-because gifts are also the trend today.
• CARE | Wipe with a soft cloth to clean. Do not expose to household chemicals. Avoid contact with other metals and gemstones to prevent scratching.
• SAFETY | Alternative metal and precious metal jewelry can be safely removed with the right tools during emergency situations. Please contact your local hospital or fire department in case of emergencies.