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A necklace that fits snugly around the neck.
A necklace that fits at the base of the neck, and extends the same distance from the neck at all points along the neck-chain.
Also called a "Collar of Office" or "Collar of Estate". It usually designates the wearers position in society: Knight, Mayor, Guildmaster, etc.
Also called a "Collier de Chien" - tight-fitting, multi-strand choker.
Necklace of several strands, each strand longer than the next higher, so there is a separation between the strands when worn.
A necklace with swagged drapes; may have additional ornaments.
Necklace with multiple strands hanging from a chain around the neck.
A neck chain suspending a small pendant set with gemstones -- c. 1900.
A pendant that opens to reveal a space for one or two small pictures or to hold a tiny keepsake, such as a whisp of hair from a loved one. Usually suspended from a chain.
Long metal chain worn around the neck with the end attached to the bodice, forming a swag, often ending in a swivel hook for suspending a watch or pendant.
A single strand necklace that is 20 - 26 inches long.
Necklace with two pendants that hang around the neck at unequal lengths and has no closure.
A single strand necklace that is 27-34 inches long.
A necklace with a single stone or ornament hanging from a chain.
A single strand necklace that is 17- 19 inches long.
A short necklace of gemstones of the same kind, with each stone collet-set and linked in a row.
A very long necklace, usually made of small beads, often ending with a tassel or pendant.
A rigid metal hoop or band that has a opening at the rear, which usually has a central design element at center front.
Multi-strand twisted short necklace usually made of beads or pearls.