The easiest way to spice up an outfit is to accessorize it, and these long layered necklaces are a simply way of making your t-shirt and jeans look like you’ve actually put effort into what you’re wearing! Here are some of my favourite long layered necklaces I wish I had in my jewellery collection.
This set of necklaces is simple but elegant, but the sharp geometric shapes give it an edgy feel.
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This beautiful turquoise layered necklace is everything we’ve ever wanted to give a boho vibe.
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You can never layer too many necklaces, and I love how the layering here starts with a choker and then ends with a pendant.
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I love the bead detail on the chain of this necklace, as it gives it a unique quality.
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I love that the focus of this necklace is the horn detail right in the centre.
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The folded metal on this necklace will instantly make your outfit look so much more expensive.
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This delicate dainty chain are super feminine and something I need and want!
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Layering lots of gold pendants is a unique way of bringing a bit of colour to a monochrome outfit.
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Heavy layering with silver jewellery will give a bold statement to your look but with a boho edge and I’m obsessed with it.
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Why not keep it simple and just layer some beautiful chains to keep your look elegant.
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This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own.
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