The Ultimate Guide for Layering your Necklaces!

The Rules

#1: Have Fun! 

Use your own style and your favorite jewelry to create a layered look with necklaces.  If you have a favorite necklace that you wear all the time and never take off, start there by adding another necklace when you go out.  Start changing out that extra necklace every few days and you've started your layering journey!  Use this guide to find different looks to go with what you already wear.

#2: Start simple!

Try this simplest combinations first and branch out from there to create your own individual look.

#3: Anything Goes! (Almost...)

Want to create a mixed metal look?  Do it!  Want to mix styles?  Do it!  Just make sure it's visually pleasing and comfortable for YOU!

 INTRODUCTION:

THE SIMPLE START:

Simple Chain with a Pendant Necklace:

The easiest look to create, use a simple cable chain and a vertical pendant necklace.  I've layered a simple gold-filled paper clip chain with the gold nexus vertical circles necklace.

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Horizontal Centerpiece with a Pendant:
Still keeping it simple, we've paired a horizontal centerpiece necklace with a pendant necklace.  This look combines the silver arc necklace with the joy double circle necklace.

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See different examples of layering with a horizontal centerpiece and a pendant necklace.

 

Double Horizontal Centerpiece Necklaces:

This look includes two necklaces with the same type of centerpieces that compliment each other.  Experiment with which should be the top necklace.  If the length isn't right for the look you want, get a necklace extender.  I've combined two sterling silver necklaces here, the mystic circles necklace and the linked necklace.

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LEVEL UP:

Double Pendant Chain:
This is the most common way to layer necklaces.  It's a really nice look and you can include different types of pendants to showcase your very own style.  Make sure that the smaller pendant is the top layer and that the shapes compliment each other.  Again, if your necklace isn't the correct length, use an extender.  This combo includes the joy tiny circle necklace and the wayfarer vertical pendant necklace.

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See different examples of layering with a horizontal centerpiece and a pendant necklace.


A variation of the double pendant chain

is to use two of the same pendants or centerpieces but in different lengths.  This look is shown using our solo bead necklaces with gold-filled beads on a sterling silver chain.

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See different examples of layering with a horizontal centerpiece and a pendant necklace.


Mixed Metals Simple Chain and Pendant:

Using the Simple Chain with a Pendant look, add a mixed metal into the mix.  This look is demonstrated by our gold and silver kinetic pendant necklace with the gold paper clip chain.

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