Gold Necklaces

17-Inch Turquoise Enamel Station and Dangle Choker

$2,351

Chain Length: 17-inch

17-Inch

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Product Description

Type	Model	SKU
Necklace	NMID-MF036173	*NECXXX4XXXMF03617317

The 17-Inch Turquoise Enamel Station and Dangle Choker embodies the spirit of refined luxury and contemporary grace. Expertly crafted in 14K yellow gold, it holds a balanced metal weight of 4.31 grams, radiating both strength and sophistication. A celebration of form and finesse, destined for those who appreciate excellence. The silhouette speaks softly of elegance and poise.

About this Necklace

Necklace Setting
Metal		14K yellow gold
Metal Weight		4.31 grams

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Frequently Asked Questions

All You Need to Know About Gold Choker Necklaces

What length is a choker?

Choker Lengths

Traditional chokers are 14-16 inches, sitting close to the base of the neck. A 14" true choker sits higher and tighter. 16" offers a bit more room and is more comfortable for most people. Measure your neck and add 1-2 inches.

14": True choker, fits close
15-16": Standard choker length
Measure neck + 1-2 inches
Adjustable chains add flexibility

What gold choker styles are available?

Choker Styles

Omega chokers are rigid and structured—they make a statement. Chain chokers are flexible and more comfortable. Herringbone lies flat for an elegant look. Collar necklaces are wider and dramatic. Choose based on how much presence you want.

Omega: Rigid, polished, bold
Chain: Flexible, comfortable
Herringbone: Flat, elegant
Collar: Wide, statement piece

Do chokers look good on everyone?

Choker Flattery

Chokers work on most people—it's about finding the right width and length. If you have a shorter neck, opt for thinner styles and longer lengths. Longer necks can handle wider pieces. V-shaped chokers elongate visually if you're concerned about proportion.

Shorter necks: Thin, longer styles
Long necks: Any width works
V-shapes elongate
Try different widths

How should a choker fit?

Proper Fit

You should be able to fit one finger between the choker and your neck. Too tight is uncomfortable and looks wrong. Too loose defeats the purpose. If you're between sizes on a non-adjustable piece, go larger. Comfort matters for something you'll wear against your skin.

One finger space is ideal
Shouldn't feel tight
Go larger if unsure
Adjustable is easier

Can I layer with a choker?

Layering Chokers

Chokers work great as the base of a layered look. Add longer necklaces below—leave at least 2 inches between each piece. Mix thicknesses and textures. A simple gold choker pairs well with pendant necklaces at different lengths.

Choker as base layer works
2+ inches between layers
Mix chain styles
Vary thickness for interest

Buyer's Guide

Necklaces Buying Guide

From simple chains to elaborate statement pieces, necklaces offer endless possibilities. Here's your comprehensive guide.

Necklace Types

Chains: The foundation of necklace jewelry. Worn alone or with pendants.

Pendants: Ornamental piece hanging from a chain. Focal point jewelry.

Chokers: Sit close to the neck. 14-16 inches. Dramatic framing.

Station: Decorative elements spaced along the chain. Subtle elegance.

Lariat: Y-shaped, open-ended. Contemporary styling.

Collar: Sits on collarbone. Often structured, statement-making.

Multi-strand: Multiple chains worn as one piece. Layered look, single clasp.

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Length Guide

14-16" (Choker): Sits at base of neck. Works with open necklines.

17-19" (Princess): Most versatile. Falls at or just below collarbone.

20-24" (Matinee): Falls between collarbone and bust. Shows well with high necklines.

28-34" (Opera): Falls at or below bust. Can be doubled for layered look.

36"+ (Rope): Very long. Wrap multiple times or wear single.

Your neck length and typical necklines should guide your choice. 18" works for most people in most situations.

Chain Styles

Cable: Classic interlocking oval links. Works with everything.

Box: Square links, modern and strong. Great for pendants.

Rope: Twisted links for textured look. Elegant standalone.

Snake: Smooth, flexible, sleek. Handle carefully—can kink.

Wheat: Woven oval links. Flexible and comfortable.

Figaro: Pattern of small and large links. Italian classic.

Curb/Cuban: Flattened interlocking links. Bold look.

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Metal Considerations

14K gold: Best balance of durability and value for everyday chains.

18K gold: Richer color, good for special pieces.

Platinum: Strongest, never tarnishes. Premium price.

White gold: Versatile, modern. Requires periodic rhodium plating.

Rose gold: Warm, romantic. Growing trend.

For chains you'll wear daily, durability matters. For occasional pieces, prioritize the look you love.

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Layering Necklaces

Vary lengths: Create visual interest with different chain lengths.

Mix textures: Different chain styles prevent tangling and add dimension.

Include a focal point: One pendant or statement piece anchors the look.

Odd numbers: Three or five pieces usually look more balanced than even numbers.

Match metals or don't: Coordinated metals look polished. Mixed metals look intentional and trendy.

Anti-tangle tips: Different textures help. Necklace detanglers exist. Store hanging.

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Care and Storage

Prevent tangles: Hang necklaces or store flat separately. Never toss in a jewelry box together.

Cleaning: Warm soapy water for gold. Dry thoroughly.

Clasp care: Clean clasps regularly—they can get gummed up and fail.

Travel: Thread through straws or use a travel jewelry organizer.

Professional maintenance: Have valuable necklaces inspected annually for weak points.

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