These chains are produced through the combined use of two semi-finished materials: a round wire and a strip cut to a width equal to the sphere’s diameter.
The bead chain is made of spherical elements instead of open links, connected by appropriately shaped wire segments. The spheres can take various forms depending on the molds used, such as cylinders, ovals, barrels, or spools.
The Rosary chain consists of round, oval, or satellite beads, which are crimped onto the chain at variable and programmable intervals, offering countless aesthetic combinations.