The beaded chain silhouette surged in popularity during the 1990s, driven by both military influences and the era’s move toward stripped-down aesthetics. Milor, known for high-quality Italian silverwork, brought refinement to this utilitarian form. The brand’s sterling silver versions offered a more polished, fashion-forward alternative to base metal dog tag chains, bridging utility and jewelry. The minimalist format pairs easily with charms, pendants, or layered looks.