Q. What are the different types of necklaces?
A. Lockets: Lockets are classic necklaces with small ornamental cases that can hold sentimental items like photographs.
Family Collection: The Family Collection is exclusive to Shane Co. These necklaces allow the wearer to customize their piece with up to seven stones of their choosing to represent the different members of their family.
Geometric: Geometric necklaces feature a center piece in a geometric shape, such as a bar or circle. Many of the geometric necklaces at Shane Co. are also engravable.
Pendant: A pendant necklace is a chain with a potentially removable middle piece, such as a diamond. This center piece is typically attached using a small loop, rather than being directly soldered to the chain.
Mother & Child: Another Shane Co. exclusive, this collection features designs that mimic the loving embrace of a mother and child. Some are customizable with the stones of your choice.
Lariat: A lariat, or Y necklace, is unique in that it does not have a traditional clasp or closure like other necklaces. You can fasten a lariat necklace by threading one end through the other, creating a “knot” that keeps the jewelry together.
Cross: Cross necklaces feature a cross as the main focus of the piece. This can be a plain metal cross or feature elements such as engraving, etching, diamonds or gemstones.
Chain: A chain can come in many different necklace lengths. It does not feature any other elements besides the chain itself, which will generally be made of a metal like silver or gold.
Dangle:A dangle necklace can, at first glance, be confused with a lariat necklace because of its Y-shaped appearance. However, these pieces feature a dangling middle component that sits lower on the neck than the rest of the necklace. The dangling piece is attached to the rest of the necklace, as opposed to being “knotted” like in a lariat.
Family Collection: The Family Collection is exclusive to Shane Co. These necklaces allow the wearer to customize their piece with up to seven stones of their choosing to represent the different members of their family.
Geometric: Geometric necklaces feature a center piece in a geometric shape, such as a bar or circle. Many of the geometric necklaces at Shane Co. are also engravable.
Pendant: A pendant necklace is a chain with a potentially removable middle piece, such as a diamond. This center piece is typically attached using a small loop, rather than being directly soldered to the chain.
Mother & Child: Another Shane Co. exclusive, this collection features designs that mimic the loving embrace of a mother and child. Some are customizable with the stones of your choice.
Lariat: A lariat, or Y necklace, is unique in that it does not have a traditional clasp or closure like other necklaces. You can fasten a lariat necklace by threading one end through the other, creating a “knot” that keeps the jewelry together.
Cross: Cross necklaces feature a cross as the main focus of the piece. This can be a plain metal cross or feature elements such as engraving, etching, diamonds or gemstones.
Chain: A chain can come in many different necklace lengths. It does not feature any other elements besides the chain itself, which will generally be made of a metal like silver or gold.
Dangle:A dangle necklace can, at first glance, be confused with a lariat necklace because of its Y-shaped appearance. However, these pieces feature a dangling middle component that sits lower on the neck than the rest of the necklace. The dangling piece is attached to the rest of the necklace, as opposed to being “knotted” like in a lariat.