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Choker or princess
Shop notes, not star ratings. A choker sits at the base of the neck. A princess length sits just below the collarbone. Jewelers of America publishes named necklace lengths as a buying convention. A neck, a garment, and a humid afternoon still decide more than the name on a card. Choker: about 14 to 16 inches, on or just above the collarbone. Princess: about 18 inches, often 17 to 19. The everyday default. Park heat and a cold dining room still move a chain. If a chain you already own sits where you want it, measure that one. Matinee is commonly 20 to 24 inches. Opera is 28 to 36. Those are later lengths, not this collarbone split. This page does not print a throat size as a medical fact.
Choker
On a crew, a choker sits above the cotton. A closed collared shirt leaves a choker nowhere honest to sit. Park heat and a cold dining room still move a chain. If a chain you already own sits where you want it, measure that one. The name on a card is a convention.
Get this a choker.
Princess
Just below the collarbone. The length that usually has a place to sit on a closed collar. Matinee is commonly 20 to 24 inches. Opera is 28 to 36. Those are later lengths, not this collarbone split. After the choice, the neckline-length kit is a card, an extender, and the two lengths.
Get this an 18-inch chain.
The lecture is Choker vs princess length. Sets: Sets. Kit: neckline-length kit.
After the choice, the neckline-length kit is a card, an extender, and the two lengths. Care has its own page. The four-length version, including matinee and opera, is the neckline guide. A closed collar wants princess. A crew can take a choker above the cotton.