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Natural Stone Double-Strand Necklaces

Usually, wearing two necklaces at once takes a bit of skill to keep them from tangling, and a double-strand necklace spares you the trouble: its two strands hold together, at just the right distance. One often carries stone beads, the other a thin chain, sometimes with a motif. The layered look, with nothing to arrange.

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Double-strand 7 chakras necklace at a three-quarter angle, crescent moon and a cascade of colored stones.
Double-strand 7 chakras necklace worn from the front with a V-neck.
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Septimia, Double-Strand 7 Chakras Necklace

$47.00

From pink through violet to blue-green, seven colors run down the longer strand of this 7 chakras necklace, beneath a small crescent moon.

Tullia, Double-Strand Tiger's Eye Heart Necklace hanging, the raised-eye disk above the brown heart.
Double-strand tiger's eye heart necklace laid flat, heart-shaped links and a disk dotted with color.
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Tullia, Double-Strand Tiger’s Eye Heart Necklace

$47.00

Worn, this necklace layers two strands, one carrying a tiger's eye heart on heart-shaped links, the other, shorter, a disk where an eye keeps watch.

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Two lengths, one clasp

The principle is simple: two strands of different lengths, joined by the same clasp. The shorter one sits high, the second falls a little lower, and the gap between them stays the same whatever you do. The two strands move together, so they don’t cross or tangle over the course of the day.

One strand of beads, one of metal

The designs gathered here pair a strand of beads, in a single stone or mixed colors, with a gold-tone chain carrying a small motif: a heart, an eye, or a moon. The stones change from one design to the next, warm or cooler, to match the chain or contrast with it.

What to wear it with

A double-strand necklace fills an open neckline on its own, with no need for other necklaces. It works well with a plain top, less so with a high collar that would crush its two strands. With just one clasp to open, it goes on as quickly as a single necklace. As a gift, it has the advantage of being a complete set all by itself.

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