Necklaces

Chain and pendant necklaces by length

A short one gives an open collar something to end on. A longer one wants somewhere to be seen, and a jumper is the wrong place for it. Wear two at once and there needs to be a proper gap between them. A pendant sits flat rather than swinging forward when you lean over a table. The chain is fine enough to disappear at arm's length and turn up again close to. The clasp is small and sits where nobody is looking. The bracelets are drawn at the same fine weight.

Gold and silver necklaces, both at once

Gold on one day, silver on the next, and no requirement to settle it. The earrings do the same job nearer the face. Against an open collar the gold reads warmer and the silver reads sharper.