Leave a little breathing room.
Try about 2 inches (5 cm) between necklace lengths, then adjust to your taste. That is a difference in the whole chain length, not a 2-inch vertical gap on your chest.
A fine chain. A little texture. A pendant that feels like you. Find the lengths and details that bring your layers together.
Measure around the base of your neck with a soft tape. This adjusts the estimated drape.
Full necklace length, including clasp. The pendant drops below this.
Try about 2 inches (5 cm) between necklace lengths, then adjust to your taste. That is a difference in the whole chain length, not a 2-inch vertical gap on your chest.
A fine chain, open links and pearls catch the light differently. Try one distinctive piece as a focal point, with simpler layers around it.
Cut string to each necklace length and hold the ends together behind your neck. Check it with your outfit, then allow for the pendant below the chain.
This is a styling aid, not a virtual fitting or a body scan. The model is an AI-generated illustration of a person, and the jewelry represents generic styles rather than specific Grace Studio products. The model’s proportions and outfit stay the same as you change measurements.
The tool uses a simplified, continuous drape model: extra necklace length creates a deeper curve, and a larger neck measurement leaves less length to hang at the front. Pendant styles use a more pointed curve. Actual fit also depends on neck shape, shoulders, chest, fabric, chain flexibility and pendant weight; these are not measured here. It cannot predict an exact resting point or whether pieces will tangle.
Lengths at or below the entered neck circumference are omitted from the preview because they leave no room to drape. Close-fitting pieces are flagged. Pendant size is drawn separately; a 1-inch pendant does not turn an 18-inch chain into a 19-inch chain. Spacing notes are suggestions, not a score or a guarantee of fit.
Measurement references: Tiffany necklace measurement guide and Blue Nile necklace length guide. These explain general sizing and styling; they do not validate this preview’s geometry.
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