How to Layer Necklaces and Stack Bracelets

A good stack looks effortless, but there's a little method behind it. These are the simple rules we use when we put pieces together.

Layering necklaces

1. Vary the lengths

Leave about 2 inches between each necklace so every piece has its own space. Start with the shortest at the collarbone and work down. For example, our Gold Heart Pendant Necklace adjusts from about 16 to 18 inches, and the Double Heart Crystal Necklace from about 18 to 20 inches.

2. Pick one focal piece

Let one necklace do the talking, such as a pendant or a solitaire, and keep the others simple.

3. Mix textures

A fine chain, a pendant and something organic like a freshwater pearl necklace look richer together than three identical chains.

4. Be intentional with metal tones

All gold tone always works. If you want to mix gold and silver, repeat each tone at least twice so it looks deliberate.

Stacking bracelets

• Anchor with one bold piece. A statement cuff sets the tone for the whole wrist.
• Add one or two delicate chains. A paperclip chain or a star and moon charm bracelet fills the space without competing.
• Bring in color or texture. Beads like our boho bead stack, or the pearls on the pearl and blue stone cuff, break up all that metal.
• Balance your wrists. Wear the stack on the wrist without your watch, or keep it to two or three pieces beside a watch.

Build your stack and save

Mix any of our everyday pieces and the discount applies automatically at checkout: 10% off 2 pieces, 15% off 3, and 20% off 4 or more. Shipping is free on every order.