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1. Chain necklace: a necklace made up of a single chain or multiple strands of chain.
2. Pendant necklace: a necklace with a single pendant, typically made of metal or gemstones.
3. Choker necklace: a necklace that sits close to the neck.
4. Collar necklace: a necklace that fastens at the back of the neck, just like a collar.
5. Layered necklace: a necklace made up of multiple strands of different lengths.
6. Lariat necklace: a necklace with a single, open loop.
7. Opera necklace: a necklace with a single strand that is long enough to reach the waist.
8. Cross necklace: a necklace featuring a cross, typically made of metal.
9. Pearl necklace: a necklace made up of multiple pearls strung together.
2. Pendant necklace: a necklace with a single pendant, typically made of metal or gemstones.
3. Choker necklace: a necklace that sits close to the neck.
4. Collar necklace: a necklace that fastens at the back of the neck, just like a collar.
5. Layered necklace: a necklace made up of multiple strands of different lengths.
6. Lariat necklace: a necklace with a single, open loop.
7. Opera necklace: a necklace with a single strand that is long enough to reach the waist.
8. Cross necklace: a necklace featuring a cross, typically made of metal.
9. Pearl necklace: a necklace made up of multiple pearls strung together.
Yes, you can wear a necklace every day if worn with care.
A necklace should generally fall between the collarbone and the bottom of the neck.
The best way to pick the right size necklace is to measure your neck. Take a flexible measuring tape and measure the circumference of your neck. You may also want to consider the length of the necklace and the size of the pendant. Some necklaces are adjustable, so it may be possible to make minor size adjustments.
No, it is not recommended to wear jewellery in the shower as it may be damaged by the water or by the soap and shampoo.
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