Constellation Pendant Stainless Steel Necklace | Aguarius / One Size 100100937431150

How to Measure Your Necklace and Pendant

Measure chain length (on yourself)

1. Decide where you want the pendant to sit (base of neck, collarbone, below collarbone).
2. Wrap a soft measuring tape or a string around your neck to that point and mark it.
3. Measure the string against a ruler. This is your ideal chain length.
4. If you like a looser fit, add 1–2 cm (about 0.5–0.75 in).

Measure an existing necklace

1. Close the clasp and lay the necklace flat in a straight line.
2. Measure end-to-end, including the clasp. This is the total chain length.
3. If there is an extender, measure the shortest and longest wearable lengths.

Measure the pendant

• Height: from the top of the bail/loop to the very bottom of the pendant.
• Width: the widest point across the pendant.
• Thickness: side profile at the thickest point.
• Bail opening (if you plan to change chains): measure the inner height and width to ensure your chain fits.

Quick placement guide

• 14 in (35 cm): choker fit.
• 16 in (40 cm): base of neck.
• 18 in (45 cm): at collarbone (most popular).
• 20–22 in (50–55 cm): just below collarbone.
• Tip: Many chains include a 5 cm (2 in) extender; note the adjustable range.

Conversion: 1 in = 25.4 mm. Typical delicate chain width is about 1.2–2.0 mm.

Materials Information

This piece is crafted from stainless steel, a durable, everyday-friendly metal used widely in jewelry.

• Corrosion and tarnish resistance: Stainless steel naturally forms a protective layer that helps resist rust and discoloration in normal wear.
• Skin-friendly: Jewelry-grade stainless steels (such as 304 or 316L) are generally well-tolerated by most skin types.
• Water and sweat friendly: Suitable for daily wear; after contact with saltwater, chlorine, or skincare chemicals, a quick rinse and dry helps maintain luster.
• Color and finish: Available in polished steel tone; if your piece is gold- or rose-gold–toned, the color is typically achieved via durable PVD/ion plating over steel.
• Durability: More scratch-resistant than softer precious metals; ideal for low-maintenance wear.
• Sustainability note: Stainless steel is recyclable and designed for longevity.

If you have known metal sensitivities, introduce new pieces gradually and remove if irritation occurs.

Model & Fit Notes

• Choker look: Consider 14–16 in (35–40 cm), typically sitting high on the neck.
• Everyday pendant look: 18 in (45 cm) usually sits at the collarbone and suits most necklines.
• Layering base: 20–22 in (50–55 cm) creates a longer tier below shorter necklaces.
• Pendant drop: Remember to factor the pendant height—where the chain sits is not where the pendant ends; add the pendant’s height to estimate the final drop.
• Neck circumference varies: If your neck measures larger or smaller than average, size up or down 2–5 cm (1–2 in) for the same visual placement.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• After wear: Wipe gently with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove oils and sweat.
• Cleaning: Wash with mild soap and lukewarm water; use a soft brush if needed. Rinse well and pat dry.
• Chemicals: Avoid bleach, strong cleaners, and prolonged exposure to perfume or sunscreen. Apply fragrances and lotions first, jewelry last.
• Water: Stainless steel tolerates water; rinse and dry after swimming (especially salt or chlorinated pools) to preserve shine and any plated finishes.
• Friction: If your necklace is gold/colored plated, minimize rubbing against other jewelry to extend the life of the finish.
• Storage: Store separately in a pouch or compartment to prevent scratches; keep away from abrasive surfaces.
• Polish: Use a jewelry polishing cloth suitable for stainless steel. Avoid harsh abrasives or steel wool.

Style Tips

• Spotlight the constellation: Wear solo on an 18 in chain with open necklines (V-neck, scoop, or button-down).
• Layering: Stack with shorter chokers (14–16 in) and a longer 20–22 in chain for dimension. Mix textures (cable, box, or paperclip chains).
• Metal mix: Stainless steel pairs well with silver, white gold, and platinum tones; for mixed-metal looks, add one gold-toned piece for contrast.
• Everyday minimal: Style with studs or tiny hoops so the pendant remains the focal point.
• Gift-friendly: Constellation motifs are meaningful for birthdays, anniversaries, and zodiac lovers—include a note with the star story for a personal touch.