The metals of marvellous maximalists have made their return, meaning it’s time for minimalists to move over! Like many fashion trends from the ’80s (ahem, belt-bags) the bigger the garment the better it is. But you needn’t worry, the fashion world isn’t making you dig out your old shoulder pads just yet. Instead we’re rewinding to the powerful statement chains that once had us pumping up the volume.

Chain-link jewellery may have comeback, but it is not without its updates. The high-end accessories still remain striking and bold, but with modern weights. Brands partaking in the re-emerging trend such as Links of London, have chosen gold as the go-to metal for the revival. The contemporary touch to the trend also provides a more gentle look, as many feature precious stones such as diamonds.

Don’t be dragged down by the chains of past, new ones have emerged and they’re far more chic.

Annie Bing - Heavy Chain Bracelet6/6

Follie Follie - Miss Heart4Heart1/6

Georg jensen x Sophine Bille Brahe - Halo Solitaire Ring 18KT. Gold2/6

Michael Kors - 14K Gold-Plated Sterling Silver Pavé Large Lock Necklace3/6

Emporio Armani - Sphere earrings with little dragonflies4/6

Links of London - Ovals 18kt Yellow Gold Vermeil Cuff Bracelet5/6

Annie Bing - Heavy Chain Bracelet6/6

Follie Follie - Miss Heart4Heart1/6