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Rose Gold Tone Lariat Necklace with Sliding Circle and Bar

Rose Gold Tone Lariat Necklace with Sliding Circle and Bar

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Product Type: Necklaces

A lariat necklace is all about the drop, and this one lets you decide how long it is: a small ball slides along the chain to set the open circle and slim bar anywhere from 8 to 11 inches down. Knotty makes it in rose gold-tone stainless steel, with a 1 inch circle as the focal point.

  • Slide to adjust. The ball moves the circle up or down across 3 inches of drop.
  • Circle and bar. A round shape above a straight one gives the drop a clear finish.
  • Rose gold tone. A soft pink warmth that sits easily beside gold and silver.

What a Lariat Necklace Does

A lariat necklace draws one long vertical line from the throat down the chest, which makes it the most elongating shape in jewelry. The name comes from the lariat, a cowboy's rope with a sliding loop, and the sliding ball here works the same way, cinching the Y wherever you want it.

Knotty lists the chain as stainless steel with a rose gold-tone finish, and the slim proportions keep the long drop light rather than heavy.

Setting the Drop for Your Neckline

With a V-neck, slide the ball until the circle sits just above the point of the V, so the necklace and the neckline become one shape. With a crew neck or a fitted knit, let the drop run to its full 11 inches so the circle and bar land mid-chest on the fabric. Over a button down, set it shorter so the bar hangs between the open buttons.

Rose Gold Tone with Other Metals

Rose gold tone sits between yellow and white metals, so it mixes with both without looking mismatched. Wear it beside a gold watch or silver rings and it ties them together, a quiet way to make mixed metal jewelry look planned.

Rose Gold Tone Lariat Necklace Styling

Are lariat necklaces still in style? Yes. US searches for lariat necklaces have stayed steady all year, run higher than a year earlier and rise again each November and December, so the Y shape is anything but fading.

What do lariat necklaces mean? The word comes from the lasso, the looped rope of the cattle trail, which is why lariat necklaces drop in a Y and often adjust with a slide or loop.

Does it layer with shorter chains? Yes, as long as the lariat stays the longest piece. A choker or a 16 inch chain above it keeps the vertical line clear.

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