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Necklaces, answered
Straight answers to what shoppers ask us most about this collection.
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What affects the price of necklaces?
Metal, stone, width, and length set the price. A 14K gold necklace with a diamond or cubic zirconia stone costs differently than sterling silver or stainless steel, and a wider, longer chain uses more metal. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which necklace styles are most popular?
Stainless steel fleur-de-lis and cross necklaces lead the list. Orchid necklaces and sterling silver chains such as Forzantine, Rolo, and Franco also rank high, along with pearl styles. Browse the page to see how each one looks.
How do I choose a chain length?
Pick the length by where you want it to rest. Around 16 inches sits near the collarbone, 18 inches is a common everyday length, and 20 to 24 inches hangs lower. Many chains here list a range, such as 16 to 24 inches.
Sterling silver or stainless steel necklace: which should I choose?
Choose by look and upkeep. Sterling silver has a bright, classic shine and is often found in fine chains and pearl styles, though it can tarnish over time. Stainless steel suits bolder pieces like dog tags, crosses, and heavier links. See Jewelry care for cleaning tips.
What is a choker or a slip-on necklace?
A choker sits close around the neck. The cubic zirconia choker here is 12.5 inches with an extender for fit. A slip-on necklace, like the orchid styles, has an adjustable fit and goes on without a clasp.
Can I layer chain necklaces together?
Yes, layering works well with varied lengths. Pair a fine 16-inch chain with a 20 or 24 inch piece, and mix thin links like Spiga with a bolder curb or rope. Keep one pendant as the focal point so the look stays balanced.