Layered Cubic Zirconia Chain Necklaces: CZ Style Chains
Layered cubic zirconia chain necklaces are all about relaxed glamour created by multiple strands of differing lengths. Draping beautifully around the neck, you’ll see this sparkling cz jewelry look in both casual and red carpet situations. There are two ways to achieve the layered cubic zirconia chain necklace style. Both ways feature long “station chains” where you have a sterling silver or gold chain punctuated every one to three inches by a gemstone. This cz gemstone detail, often round and bezel set, goes all the way around the length of the dainty necklace. It can hang all the way down to hip length in some instances. Because of the number and breadth of stones, this layered style makes a stunning visual impact when wrapped around the neck numerous times.
The first way to wear a shimmering layered cz necklace look is by selecting one or more different pieces of varying lengths. Mix station chains with some hanging close to the neck and others at the chest or even waist level. You may also combine cz station necklaces with other types of chains. This is a great look because you have the flexibility to adjust the necklaces to best accent your outfit and neckline. Longer necklaces can be worn as is, or wrapped one or more times around the neck. One gorgeous example is the incredibly beautiful Bezel-Set Contessa Necklace that can be worn as a single, long drapey accessory or wrapped two or more times around the neck.
Another way to achieve the multi-layer look is with a pre-layered single necklace comprised of several strands secured together at the clasp. In this style, you are wearing one piece, but it contains between three and eight chains punctuated with cubic zirconia. Each chain falls at a different length and gives the impression of wearing multiple necklaces.
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