Necklaces

Start with your neckline. Sweetheart, strapless, V neck and plunge necklines leave open space at the neck, and a necklace is made to fill it. With a high or halter neckline, skip the necklace and let your earrings lead.

Yes, you can wear a necklace with a strapless dress. A strapless neckline leaves the neck and collarbones open, so a pendant or fine chain fills the space. Keep your earrings smaller if the necklace is bold. If your earrings are the statement, a very fine chain or no necklace keeps the balance.

You do not need a necklace if you are wearing statement earrings. Skipping the necklace keeps the look balanced and lets the earrings lead. If you still want one, choose a very fine chain that sits close to the collarbone. Match its metal finish to the earrings so the two read as a pair.

For a V neck dress, choose a pendant that sits inside the V, above the point of the neckline. The pendant should follow the V rather than cross it. Check the chain length on each product page against the depth of your neckline.

Yes, you can buy a necklace and earrings as a matching set. Our jewelry sets pair a necklace with earrings in pearl or cubic zirconia. The metal finish and details already match. It saves you comparing two pages side by side. One choice, fully coordinated.

Yes, your necklace metal should match your headpiece. Choose the same finish across your headpiece, earrings, necklace and bracelet. Mixed finishes can look unplanned in close-up shots. If your engagement ring is yellow gold, a gold finish ties your jewelry to it in ring shots.

Pearl suits matte fabrics and a classic, romantic look. Crystal suits beading and shining. A pearl necklace pairs naturally with satin or crepe, while a crystal or cubic zirconia necklace sparkles beside a beaded bodice. If your dress mixes both, a piece with pearls and crystal ties them together.