Need help identifying the type of link in sterling necklace.

[starmount1]

Thinning out my jewelry collection and this sterling necklace has not been worn in years so needs to go. I have been unable to identify the type of link so any help would be appreciated. It does have a push clasp and is flat.

Thanks in advance,

Starmount1

[flipping_treasures]

This link may help you ID your chain.

https://www.bigbeadlittlebead.com/guides_and_information/jewellery_chain_glossary.php

[starmount1]

Great site! But none of them are close to my necklace.  I don't think a local jeweler would be able to identify it. Any idea where else I can look?

Thanks, 

Starmount1

[flipping_treasures]

It maybe a variation of a chain.  I thought it looked close to a type of wheat chain.  But since I don't have the chain in hand it is hard to tell from a picture.  I looked through one of my jewelry supply catalogs that I use for identifying items, but didn't find an exact match according to your picture.

[amydiz]

From what I can tell, it looks to be either a variation of a herringbone, or perhaps a palma or wheat...

[treasuresoftime419]

Personally I would define it as a TORQUE chain....many artisan variations as they  attempt to create their own style in handmade jewelry.