Linked Ring Pendant Chain Necklace | 101300811685240

Linked Ring Pendant Chain Necklace

How to Measure

Use a soft measuring tape or a piece of string and a ruler. For the most accurate sizing, record measurements in millimeters (mm) or inches (in).

• Chain length: Wrap a tape around your neck where you want the chain to sit, or drape a string to your desired drop, then measure. Common everyday lengths are 16–20 in (40–50 cm). If there is an extender, you’ll see it listed like “16 in + 2 in extender.”
• Pendant ring size: Measure the ring’s outer diameter (OD) and inner diameter (ID). Place the pendant next to a ruler:
  • Outer diameter (OD): edge-to-edge across the ring.
  • Inner diameter (ID): the opening of the ring.
  • Band thickness/gauge: (OD − ID) ÷ 2.
• Pendant drop: Measure from the top of the bail/jump ring to the bottom of the ring pendant.
• Chain width (thickness): Measure the widest point of a single link. Typical everyday widths are 1.0–2.0 mm.
• Total front drop on neck: Approximate as half the chain length plus the pendant drop.
• Clasp and extender: Note the clasp type (lobster or spring ring) and extender length, if any (commonly 1–2 in / 2.5–5 cm).

Fit reference by length: 14–15 in = choker; 16–18 in = at/just below collarbone; 20–22 in = below collarbone/top of bust.

Materials & Finish

The Linked Ring Pendant Chain Necklace is commonly crafted in premium jewelry metals. Exact composition may vary by finish or variant. Here’s what each material means:

• 925 Sterling Silver: A solid precious metal (92.5% silver). Bright white luster, nickel-free, and hypoallergenic for most. Naturally oxidizes over time; restores with a silver polishing cloth.
• Gold Vermeil (18k over Sterling Silver): A thick layer of gold (legally defined ≥2.5 microns) over 925 silver. Rich gold tone with better longevity than standard plating. Avoid abrasion to preserve the finish.
• Gold-Plated Brass: Budget-friendly gold look with a thinner gold layer over brass. Keep dry and minimize friction to reduce wear; best for occasional wear.
• 14k/18k Solid Gold: Premium, water-safe, and made to last. 14k offers added strength; 18k has a richer gold color. Minimal maintenance required.
• Stainless Steel (316L): Highly durable, water-resistant, and tarnish-resistant with a cooler metal tone. Often nickel-safe for most skin types.
• Rhodium Finish: A protective, high-shine coating (often over silver or white gold) that brightens and helps resist tarnish.

If the product options list a specific material (e.g., “925 Sterling Silver” or “18k Gold Vermeil”), that is the exact composition for your chosen finish.

Model & Fit Information

On most editorial shots, this style is worn at a classic collarbone length for a balanced, everyday look. Use the guide below to approximate the fit you see on-model:

• Collarbone fit (most photos): 16–18 in (40–45 cm) chain.
• Lower layering fit: 20–22 in (50–55 cm) chain.
• Pendant presence: Linked ring pendants typically read as subtle to medium statement at ~12–20 mm outer diameter.
• Choosing your length by neck size:
  • Neck 12–13 in (30–33 cm): 16–18 in chain.
  • Neck 14–15 in (36–38 cm): 18–20 in chain.
  • Neck 16–17 in (41–43 cm): 20–22 in chain.

Tip: For layering, select 2 in (5 cm) increments between chains for a clean tiered look.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Last on, first off: Put jewelry on after skincare, perfume, and hairspray; remove before workouts, showering, or swimming.
• Keep it dry: Moisture, chlorine, and saltwater shorten the life of plated finishes and can oxidize silver.
• Store smart: Keep in a pouch or box, separately from other pieces to avoid scratches; add an anti-tarnish strip for silver.
• Clean gently:
  • Sterling silver: polish with a treated silver cloth. Avoid liquid dips on mixed or plated finishes.
  • Gold vermeil/plated: wipe with a soft, dry cloth only—no abrasives or chemical cleaners.
  • Stainless steel/solid gold: mild soap and water, rinse, and dry thoroughly.
• Avoid friction: Remove before sleeping; layered looks are beautiful but can rub—rotate wear to preserve plating.
• Re-plate when needed: Heavy daily wear on plated items may require occasional re-plating to restore the original luster.

Style Tips

• Everyday minimal: Wear solo at 16–18 in to sit at the collarbone for an effortless daily signature.
• Layered set: Pair with a fine choker (14–15 in) and a longer chain (20–22 in). Keep 2 in between layers for clean spacing.
• Mix your metals: A linked ring pendant is a perfect bridge when stacking silver and gold pieces.
• Neckline match: Crew and boat necks love 16–18 in; V-necks and wrap dresses shine with 18–20 in; turtlenecks pair well with 20–24 in.
• Meaningful gifting: Interlinked rings symbolize connection and unity—ideal for anniversaries, friendship, or bridal parties.
• Complete the look: Add simple huggie hoops or stud earrings and a slim signet or stacking rings for a cohesive set.