Necklaces

A necklace is an ornament worn around the neck. It typically consists of a chain, cord, or band, often adorned with pendants, beads, or gemstones for decoration.

Necklace lengths vary, commonly including choker (14-16 inches), princess (17-19 inches), matinee (20-24 inches), opera (28-34 inches), and rope (over 34 inches). Each length sits differently on the neckline.

Necklaces are crafted from various materials like gold, silver, platinum, and stainless steel. They can also feature beads, pearls, diamonds, or other precious and semi-precious stones.

To clean your necklace, gently wipe it with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap. For specific materials like pearls or delicate stones, use specialized cleaning solutions as recommended by a jeweler.

Yes, necklaces are commonly worn by men as a fashion accessory. Popular styles for men include chain necklaces, dog tags, and pendants with personal significance.

A pendant necklace features a decorative piece, or pendant, suspended from a chain or cord. The pendant is often the focal point, adding personal style or symbolism.

Choose the right necklace length based on your neckline, face shape, and personal style. Shorter necklaces highlight the collarbone, while longer ones can elongate the torso.

A choker necklace is a short necklace worn snugly around the neck, typically 14 to 16 inches long. It sits high on the neck, often drawing attention to the jawline.

It's generally not recommended to shower with your necklace on, especially if it contains delicate stones or is made of certain metals like sterling silver, as water and soap can cause damage or tarnishing.

Wearing a specific gemstone in a necklace often carries symbolic meaning, with different stones representing qualities like love, protection, or wisdom. For example, amethyst is associated with calmness.