Jewelry necessarily means mesh! And at Chouette Merveille , we're fans. The diversity of mesh, whether combined or not, allows you to create a multitude of jewelry styles. Here are some of the mesh we use in our creations.
The forced mesh
This is the classic and most widespread mesh. This mesh is named after the chains of prisoners. Beyond its classic version as on the Maé necklace, it can be textured as on the ribbed version of the Lovely necklace.
The gourmette chain
This mesh is often associated with the curb chain bracelet . It is a form of twisted chain link. It is often filed down to a flattened version. A versatile mesh, it comes in various thicknesses and variations including the large, dense Cuban link.
The jaseron mesh
Also called Belcher, it is a succession of round links that we use to make the Tara necklace. This rounded version on the inside and outside that we love is called the rolo link in Quebec.
Venetian mesh
It is a mesh made up of small cubes that fit together. This mesh is popular because of its simple yet robust design. Ideal for heavy pendants like the Alix necklace.
The trombone mesh
This is an oval link used on the Karine necklace that resembles a paperclip. This link can be worn alone but remains the ideal link for charm fans because it can be adorned with rhinestones, pendants, stones, and other charms. Another advantage is that it allows you to easily adjust your bracelet or necklace.
The list of meshes does not end there because there are a multitude of them, but to wear alone or combined for more atypical pieces. Aware that everyone can have different tastes, Chouette Merveille offers you jewelry with different types of meshes, but we also give you the possibility on different personalized jewelry to choose your mesh so that your jewelry suits you.