Zircon Titanium Steel Coin Shape Necklace Gold / One Size

How to Measure

Use these quick steps to confirm the size and fit of the Zircon Titanium Steel Coin Shape Necklace.

• Chain length on body: Wrap a string around your neck to where you want the coin to rest. Mark the string and measure it flat. Common fits:
  • 14–16 in (35–40 cm): choker
  • 18 in (45 cm): sits at collarbone
  • 20–22 in (50–55 cm): just below collarbone
  • 24+ in (60+ cm): mid‑chest
• Finished chain length: Lay the necklace flat and measure end‑to‑end including the clasp.
• Drop length (how low it hangs): Half the chain length + pendant height (including the bail). Example: 18 in chain → 9 in drop + 0.8 in pendant ≈ 9.8 in drop.
• Coin pendant size: Measure straight across the center (diameter). For quick visualization, compare to U.S. coins:
  • Dime ≈ 17.9 mm
  • Penny ≈ 19.1 mm
  • Nickel ≈ 21.2 mm
  • Quarter ≈ 24.3 mm
• Chain width: Measure side‑to‑side across one link. Approx guide: 1–2 mm = delicate, 3–4 mm = medium, 5 mm+ = bold.
• Bail/opening size: Measure the inner height of the bail to ensure it fits other chains you own.

Materials

• Stone: Cubic Zirconia (“Zircon” in fashion jewelry)
  • Lab‑created crystal known for diamond‑like brilliance and fire.
  • Hardness around 8–8.5 on the Mohs scale for everyday durability.
  • Keeps its sparkle when free of oils, lotions, and residue.
• Metal: Titanium Steel
  • Common trade term for high‑grade stainless‑steel jewelry, sometimes finished with titanium or a durable PVD layer.
  • Highly resistant to tarnish, rust, and discoloration; retains shine with minimal upkeep.
  • More scratch‑resistant than softer precious metals, ideal for daily wear.

Note: Exact alloy composition, finishing, and stone setting method can vary by production; the properties above describe typical characteristics of these materials.

Model & Fit Information

• On an average neck circumference (33–38 cm / 13–15 in), an 18 in (45 cm) chain typically sits at the collarbone; 20–22 in (50–55 cm) falls just below.
• Coin pendants around 18–22 mm read classic and subtle; 24–30 mm read more statement.
• When viewing on‑model photos, use the collarbone as a reference to estimate whether you are seeing a 16, 18, 20, or 22 in chain.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• After each wear, wipe with a soft, lint‑free cloth to remove oils from metal and stones.
• Clean occasionally with mild soap and lukewarm water; brush gently around the setting with a soft toothbrush; rinse and dry thoroughly.
• Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray, sunscreen, and lotions. Put jewelry on last.
• Remove before swimming, sauna, hot tub, or gym. Chlorine, sweat, and high heat can stress finishes and settings.
• Store separately in a pouch or compartment to prevent scratches; keep dry (a small silica gel packet helps).
• Avoid abrasive polishing cloths and chemical dips that can dull or strip finishes.
• Ultrasonic cleaners: use only if stones are securely prong‑set (not glued). When unsure, hand‑clean.

Style Tips

• Layer it: try 16 in + 18 in + 20–22 in lengths for a balanced stack; vary chain widths for depth.
• Let the coin lead: frame it with a fine choker above and a longer plain chain below.
• Necklines: pairs effortlessly with crew, scoop, and V‑neck tops; sits elegantly over a turtleneck in cooler weather.
• Match the sparkle: team with simple studs or huggie hoops; add a slim tennis bracelet for evening.
• Mixed metals welcome: titanium‑steel’s neutral sheen works in silver‑tone and mixed‑metal looks.
• Everyday to elevated: wear solo for minimal polish; layer for a bolder, trend‑forward statement.