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Gold Plated Layered Necklace
Meet your new everyday obsession. This double-layered necklace does the heavy lifting so you don't have to, giving you that effortless, put-together glow the second it hits your collarbone. Lightweight and lit-up in warm 18K gold plating, it catches the light with every move.
Wear it solo over a crisp white tee for that easy off-duty energy, or let it be the standout finish to a slip dress on a night out. The layered look means you skip the guesswork of stacking your own chains, and the 2 in extension lets you adjust the fit to sit exactly where you love it. Bold, modern, and made to move with you.
Details
- Style: Modern
- Material: Stainless steel, 18K gold-plated
- Chain length: 15.8 to 20 in
- Extension chain length: 2 in
- Weight: 0.18 oz (5.2 g)
- Care: Avoid wearing during exercise, as sweat can react with the jewelry to produce silver chloride and copper sulfide, which causes it to deteriorate and corrode over time.
- Imported
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Before you buy
Will it turn my skin green?
Depends what's underneath the gold. Plating over stainless or titanium steel won't - steel doesn't react with sweat that way. Plating over copper or alloy can, because copper oxidizes against skin and the mark it leaves is green. It's harmless and it washes off. Check the material line on this page: it says which one this piece is.
Will it tarnish?
Sterling silver will, eventually - that's silver reacting with sulfur in the air, and it goes black rather than green. A polishing cloth takes it off. Platinum-plated silver resists it for much longer. Gold plating doesn't tarnish; it wears, which is a different problem with the same look.
Is it waterproof?
Water-resistant, not waterproof. Showers, swimming and hot tubs shorten the life of any plated piece - chlorine and salt are the worst of it. Take it off first and you'll double how long it looks new.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Stainless steel, titanium steel and 925 sterling silver are the safest bets here. Plated alloy is the one to avoid if nickel is your problem. If you react to cheap earrings, stay in the steel and silver collections.
How do I make it last?
Last on, first off - after perfume, lotion and hairspray, before the shower and the gym. Wipe it with a soft cloth after wearing. Store it dry and separate, in the pouch it came in. That's most of it.