


Chain, Clasp and Drop
The chain decides how the pendant sits: a fine cable chain suits small pendants, while a slightly heavier chain is needed once the centre stone grows. Clasp type and adjustable tail are chosen with the market in mind, since these details differ between regions.
Pendant Settings for Silver
Prong, bezel and halo settings all translate into silver. Bezel settings hide more of the silver edge and are often chosen when the piece will take daily wear; prong settings show more of the stone.
Finishes and Repeat Production
Rhodium plating keeps the white tone and resists tarnish; gold plating moves the line into warm tones. Specifications are kept on file so a reorder matches the original in length, plating and setting.
Sterling Silver Necklace Questions
What chain lengths can you produce?
Can the same pendant be offered in several stones?
Does plating affect how long a silver necklace lasts?
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Send Your Necklace Brief
Category, centre stone size and target retail price are enough to come back with a costed configuration.