18K Gold-Plated Titanium Steel Three-Layered Necklace | 100500156811602

18K Gold-Plated Titanium Steel Three-Layered Necklace

How to Measure

Use these quick steps to find your perfect layered fit:

• Decide where you want each layer to sit: high at the base of the neck, on the collarbone, and upper décolletage.
• Wrap a soft measuring tape (or a string you can later measure) around your neck at those three spots to note the circumferences.
• Select lengths that match those measurements. For clean spacing between layers, choose 2 in (5 cm) increments (for example: 14 in, 16 in, 18 in).
• If your necklace has an extender, include it in your measurement. Total wearable length = chain length + extender length.
• If a pendant or charm is included, add its drop to understand where it will fall on the chest.
• Chain thickness matters: thicker chains sit slightly shorter than thin ones of the same length.
• Common length guide: choker 14 in (35 cm); collarbone/princess 16–18 in (40–46 cm).

Note: Hand-measured jewelry can vary by ±0.5 cm. Measure a favorite necklace you already own for a quick reference.

Materials & Composition

• Finish: 18K Gold Plating
  • 18K indicates a gold alloy with about 75% pure gold used for the plating color and tone.
  • Applied over the base metal to give rich color and enhance resistance to tarnish.
  • Longevity of plating depends on thickness, friction, skin chemistry, and care habits.
• Base: Titanium Steel
  • In fashion jewelry, “titanium steel” commonly refers to high-grade stainless steel chosen for strength and corrosion resistance.
  • Durable, color-stable, and more scratch-resistant than softer precious metals—great for everyday wear.
  • Generally well-tolerated by most skin types due to its stable surface oxide layer.

Alloy details and plating methods can vary by batch. If you have known metal sensitivities, please check the specific alloy info provided by the retailer before extended wear.

Model & Fit Notes

If shown on a model, the look typically places the shortest layer at or just above the collarbone, the middle on the collarbone, and the longest at the upper décolletage. To recreate this balance, many customers choose approximately 14 in, 16 in, and 18 in (35/40/45 cm). Adjust according to your neck circumference and preferred drape.

• Petite necks: consider ~13/15/17 in (33/38/43 cm).
• Average necks: ~14/16/18 in (35/40/45 cm).
• Fuller necks: ~16/18/20 in (41/46/51 cm).
• If an extender is included (often 2–5 cm), use it to fine-tune spacing between layers.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Last on, first off: put jewelry on after skincare, perfume, and hair products have fully set.
• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear to remove oils, sweat, and sunscreen.
• Avoid direct contact with chemicals, pools, hot tubs, and household cleaners.
• Shower-safe materials resist moisture, but minimizing exposure helps plating last longer.
• Store separately in a pouch or soft compartment to prevent scratches and tangles.
• For cleaning, use mild soap and lukewarm water only if needed; rinse and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive pads, silver dips, and ultrasonic cleaners.
• Prevent abrasion by not stacking plated chains tightly against textured pieces.

Style Tips

• Classic layering: set the trio around 14/16/18 in for a balanced “waterfall” effect.
• Necklines: pairs beautifully with V-necks and scoop necks; for turtlenecks, extend for a chic over-knit drape.
• Day to night: keep it minimal with studs for daytime, then add bold hoops or a cuff for evening.
• Mix-and-match: wear the set with delicate bracelets or rings in the same gold tone for a cohesive look.
• Focal point: if one strand has a charm, position it on the middle or longest layer to anchor the stack.
• Fine-tune spacing with the extender so each tier is clearly visible and tangle-free.

All images are for styling reference. Actual positioning depends on individual neck size and chosen adjustment.