In this collection you will find Tudor portrait necklaces, and if that style speaks to you, you can also see the Anne Boleyn necklace. This collection brings together Tudor portrait necklaces, Renaissance chains, and older references like the Roman lunula. You will also find pearls and darker stones that suit Baroque inspired looks especially well. The idea is simple: choose by period and by material, then pick the length that feels right for your neckline and the look you have in mind.

You will see the core periods here, Roman, Renaissance, Baroque, and we keep space for later additions with a more intimate Romantic mood, plus fin de siecle lines that lean toward Art Nouveau and Art Deco.

FAQ

Pearls or a chain, where do I start?
If you want light at the neckline, start with pearls. If you want a sharper outline, start with a chain, then add a motif later if you feel like it.

Which length should I choose for my outfit?
It always comes down to taste. With historical dresses and shirts that cover most of the neck, a shorter length sits nicely at the collar line. With a deeper neckline, a longer necklace gives the piece more room to breathe and draws the eye downward.

Which finish should I choose, gold, silver or brass?
Look at the dominant tones in your dress trimming and accessories, and at the metal you already wear in earrings and rings. Gold warms, silver cools, brass gives an older muted tone.

What pairs well with it inside Renaroque?
If you want the neckline to stay clean, add a ring from Rings. If you want a stronger emblem led option, move to Chains of Office.