How to Stack Necklaces
The art of layering necklaces is all about finding necklaces with lengths that complement each other. You want to build out different styles of necklaces with varying lengths so none overlap. Typical necklace stacks start with a necklace close to the neck, such as a collar, and then have longer necklaces that cascade down on the décolletage. We outline the lengths for all of our necklaces in the product measurements.
Gold Layering Necklaces
If you prefer an all-gold necklace stack, we put together some of our favorite 14k gold-plated layering necklaces.
Silver Layering Necklaces
For those looking for silver layering necklaces, most of our necklaces come in either gold or high-shine silver. Here are some of our favorite silver necklaces for layering.
Are Layering Necklaces Still in Style?
Yes, in fact, necklace stacks are having a renaissance in 2025 and still remain very popular.
Can You Mix Metals When Layering Necklaces?
Yes, you can mix metals when layering necklaces, but it works best if you maintain a balance between your metals. For example, having the same number of silver necklaces as gold necklaces is a great way to have a mixed-metal necklace stack.
How do You Layer Necklaces Without Having Them Tangle?
The best way to prevent your necklace stack from tangling is to leave some space between the lengths of each necklace. A good rule of thumb is to leave at least 2 inches between necklaces.
How to Build a Necklace Stack for Different Occasions
For an everyday look, use dainty necklaces for your layering. For a formal or evening event, swap in some statement necklaces in your layers, and mix up the texture and thickness of the necklaces. This will give a more interesting look to your layered necklaces and stand out.
