Necklace Layering FAQs

Read on for any lingering questions on how to layer necklaces.

What Is the Best Length for Layering Necklaces?

The best length for layering necklaces will vary based on your height, body type, neck width, and the neckline of your outfit. Most necklaces are between 16 and 20 inches. Necklaces between 14-24 inches will generally be easy and flattering to layer.

Is It Okay to Layer Necklaces?

Layering necklaces is a popular and enduring trend. It’s a beautiful way to showcase your jewelry and your style.

How Do You Layer Two Necklaces That Are the Same Length?

We do not recommend layering any necklaces that are the same length. Necklaces that are the same length will get tangled when worn together, potentially damaging any precious gems or diamonds. Pairing necklaces that are the same length will look busy and cluttered. It also hides the stunning details of each necklace. Choose necklaces of varying lengths to ensure balanced layers and to protect your necklaces.

How Many Necklaces Should I Layer?

To layer necklaces, you’ll need to choose at least two necklaces. You can layer as many necklaces as you’d like, however. As long as the necklaces don’t tangle and are still comfortable to wear, it’s up to you how many necklaces to layer.

What Type of Chain Is Best for Layering?

Gold chain necklaces are the most popular chain necklaces. Gold chains will layer beautifully and safely together. Plus, it’s easy to mix and match different gold chain colors.

Can You Wear Gold and Silver Necklaces Together?

You can absolutely wear gold and silver necklaces together. This is a popular metal combination and they can be safely worn together. No matter the metal, we always recommend choosing necklaces that won’t rub together when layered.

Are Layered Necklaces Stylish?

Layering necklaces is a popular and stylish look. When layered correctly, layered necklaces are always stylish and stunning.