Let the nameplate be the star, and build around it. Put it at 16 or 18 inches, add one or two chains about 2 inches longer, and mix textures so each layer stands out. Keep metal colors consistent or repeat each one twice.
3 easy formulas
| Look |
Layer 1 |
Layer 2 |
Layer 3 |
| Simple |
Nameplate, 16" |
Thin rope or box chain, 18" |
– |
| Classic |
Nameplate, 16" |
Cuban or Figaro, 18" |
Small pendant, 20" |
| Bold |
Tennis or choker, 15" |
Nameplate, 18" |
Chunky chain, 20" |
How do I stop layers tangling?
- Keep 2 inches between lengths.
- Use different weights so chains don't twist together.
- Use a layering clasp or connector.
- Put the heaviest chain lowest.
Mixing metals?
A two-tone nameplate ties gold and white together. See Gold or Silver for Your Skin Tone.
Design yours
Start on our nameplate collection, or call or text (973) 673-3800.
How to Layer a Nameplate With Other Chains
Let the nameplate be the star, and build around it. Put it at 16 or 18 inches, add one or two chains about 2 inches longer, and mix textures so each layer stands out. Keep metal colors consistent or repeat each one twice.
3 easy formulas
How do I stop layers tangling?
Mixing metals?
A two-tone nameplate ties gold and white together. See Gold or Silver for Your Skin Tone.
Design yours
Start on our nameplate collection, or call or text (973) 673-3800.