Gold Pearl Pendant Necklace

Necklace Size Chart

40cm       16 In

42cm       16.5 In

45cm       18 In

 

Measuring the length of a necklace is straightforward and can be done using a few simple tools and steps:

Materials Needed:

• Flexible measuring tape or a string/piece of paper
• Ruler (if using string/paper)
• Necklace (if you’re measuring an existing one)

Steps:

1. Using a Flexible Measuring Tape:

1. Position the Tape: Drape the flexible measuring tape around your neck, positioning it at the desired length where you want the necklace to sit.
2. Read the Measurement: Note the measurement where the tape meets the zero point. This is the length of the necklace you need.

2. Using a String or Paper:

1. Drape the String/Paper: Drape a piece of string or strip of paper around your neck at the desired length.
2. Mark the Length: Mark the point where the end of the string or paper meets the rest of it.
3. Measure with Ruler: Lay the string or paper flat and measure the length with a ruler. This is the desired necklace length.

3. Measuring an Existing Necklace:

1. Lay it Flat: Lay the necklace flat on a surface, unclasped.
2. Measure End to End: Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure from one end of the clasp to the other end of the clasp. This is the total length of the necklace.

Additional Tips:

• Consider the Style: Different necklace styles (e.g., chokers, pendants) have different standard lengths. Choose a length that complements your outfit and neckline.
• Layering: If you plan to layer necklaces, ensure they are of varying lengths to avoid tangling and to achieve a balanced look.
• Clasp Size: Remember to include the clasp in the total measurement if you're measuring an existing necklace.

Example:

• If you want a necklace that falls at the collarbone (typically an 18-inch length for most people), drape the measuring tape or string to that length and then measure it.

By following these steps, you can accurately measure and determine the correct length for a new necklace or verify the length of an existing one.