Titanium Steel Freshwater Pearl Pendant Necklace | Gold / One Size 100500793921463

How to Measure

• Chain Length:
  • Wrap a soft measuring tape (or a string you later measure with a ruler) around the base of your neck.
  • Add 5–7 cm for a close, collarbone hit; add 8–10 cm for a relaxed drape.
  • Common lengths: 40 cm (choker), 45 cm (princess/collarbone), 50–55 cm (upper chest).
• Pendant Size:
  • Height: measure from the top of the bail to the lowest point of the pearl/setting.
  • Width: measure the widest horizontal point of the pendant.
  • Bail Inner Size: measure the opening to be sure your chain fits if you plan to swap chains.
• Pearl Diameter:
  • Use a millimeter ruler or calipers. Measure straight across at the widest point.
  • Scale guide (approximate look on the neck): 6–7 mm = dainty, 8–9 mm = classic, 10–11 mm = bold.
• Drop Length (on body):
  • Fasten the necklace and measure from the back of the neck midpoint, over the collarbone, to the bottom of the pendant.
• Extender:
  • If included, measure the extender length separately and add it to the base chain to know the full max length.
• Quick conversion:
  • 1 inch = 2.54 cm = 25.4 mm

Materials & Properties

Model & Fit Guide

• On most necks, a 45 cm chain sits at or just below the collarbone; 50–55 cm sits slightly lower on the upper chest.
• If viewing on‑model images, photography commonly uses 45–50 cm chains to show a natural everyday fit.
• Fit formula: chain length ≈ neck circumference + 5–7 cm (close fit) or + 8–10 cm (relaxed).
• Pearl scale reference: 6–7 mm reads minimal; 8–9 mm classic daily wear; 10–11 mm makes more of a statement.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Last on, first off: put the necklace on after fragrance, hair spray, lotions, and remove it before undressing.
• Wipe after wear: use a soft, lint‑free cloth to remove skin oils and perspiration—especially from the pearl.
• Keep pearls away from chemicals: avoid perfume, chlorine, household cleaners, acidic foods, and silver “dip” solutions.
• Avoid soaking and ultrasonic cleaners: pearls are porous and can be damaged by immersion and vibration.
• Cleaning:
  • Pearl: gently wipe with a slightly damp soft cloth; let air‑dry before storing.
  • Metal: if needed, spot‑clean the titanium steel with mild soap on a damp cloth (avoid the pearl), then dry thoroughly.
• Storage: store separately in a soft pouch to prevent scratches; avoid excessive heat or very dry environments.
• Activities: remove before swimming, spa, gym, or showering—metal is resilient, but pearls dislike moisture and chemicals.
• Check hardware: periodically inspect the bail and jump rings; tighten or replace if they loosen with wear.

Style Tips

• Everyday polish: wear solo with a tee or button‑down for a clean, luminous accent.
• Layering: combine with delicate chains at 40/45/50 cm to add texture without overwhelming the pearl.
• Event‑ready: pair with pearl studs or small hoops for weddings, dinners, and work functions.
• Necklines: 45 cm flatters V‑neck, scoop, and crew tops; go 50–55 cm over higher necklines or light sweaters.
• Mixed metals: titanium‑steel’s cool tone plays well with silver; for warmer looks, add a gold‑tone piece nearby for intentional contrast.
• Gift‑friendly: timeless, size‑flexible, and suits minimal to classic wardrobes.