Dainty Silver Chain Choker Necklace with Square
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Elevate your neckline with the Dainty Silver Chain Choker Necklace with Square. Handcrafted from 925 sterling silver with a sleek rhodium plating, this unique choker features a delicate square bar element connected by two chains at different lengths, creating a modern asymmetric layered look in a single piece. The combination of a 14.5-inch choker length and a 16-inch attached chain delivers effortless dimension without the hassle of layering multiple necklaces.
Designed in New York City by Amorium, this choker necklace is a study in refined minimalism. Its geometric square accent and clean lines make it the perfect finishing touch for both casual and dressed-up outfits.
Details:
- 925 Sterling Silver
- Rhodium Plated
- Bar Length: 14.5 inches / 37 cm
- Bar Thickness: 0.07 inches / 2 mm
- Chain Length: 7 inches / 18 cm
- Attached Chain: 16 inches / 41 cm
- Hypoallergenic and nickel-free
- Designed in New York City by Amorium
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Amorium Ring Size Guide
Finding your ring size might be tricky but is essential to find the perfect fit. You want to make sure that the ring fits in nice and snug around your fingers. We have created two mthods to help you get the most out of your new rings. *For the most accurate sizing we recommend going to your local jeweler for measurements and fitting.
Method 1
MEASURE A RING YOU ALREADY OWN
Place your ring over the circle that best matches it. Make sure that the inside of the ring is what matches up with the circle. If your ring happens to fall in between two sizes, you should choose the larger of the two for better fitting.
Method 2
MEASURE YOUR FINGER WITH A RULER
1.Get a non-elastic piece of string or paper that is 6 inch long and a quarter inch wide.
2.Wrap the string or paper around the base of the finger you would like to measure. It should not be too loose or too tight.
3.Take a pen and mark where the string or paper overlaps in a circle.
4.Compare the length of the string or paper to the sizing chart below. That would be your ring size. If you are in between sizes, choose the larger of the two for better fitting
Some Measurement Tips
*Measure your finger at the end of the day when it is warm. Your finger should not be too warm or too cold.
*Decrease the likelihood of human error by measuring your fingers 3 to 4 times. Having a ring that fits nice and snug is more important than a few extra minutes.
*If you are in between two sizes, always pick the bigger size.
*If you have big knuckles, measure the base of your finger and your knuckle, then select a size in between the two.
*Wider bands needs a bigger size.
*When purchasing as a gift, use a ring from the lucky person and use method 1 to find their ring size.
*Feel free to save this page as a PDF and print it out for reference. It would be the most accurate method, because computer screens can change according to monitor sizes. We are not responsible for incorrect measurements. Have a lovely time with Amorium's ring size guide!