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| This is a 14.5" necklace on a child. |
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| This is how a 16" would generally fit. |
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| This shows how the length falls in an 18" with a clasp, then a 21" with a clasp, then a continuously strung 26". |
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| This is about where a 48" necklace would fit. |
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| this is a 48" necklace doubled and then slipped through. |
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| This is 48" doubled. The loops can be adjusted for various looks. |
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| This is another 48" doubled. The loops can be adjusted for various looks. |
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| 48" necklace knotted |
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| This is how an 18" necklace would fit an average person. |
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| 18" choker size necklace |
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| This is an 18" necklace with an 8" extender bracelet added for more length, making a total of about 26" |
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| This is about a 20" necklace (with a detachable pendant) |
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| This is a 27" Grey Mesa necklace tripled around the wrist for a bracelet. |
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| This is a 48" necklace doubled and tied into a scarf. |
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| 48" necklace, slip knotted into a donut, then doubled and looped into a " lariat" style. |
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| 48" necklace, slip knotted into a pendant, then doubled and looped in a lariat style. |
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| 48" doubled, the slipped through a detachable pendant. Another 18" necklace is attached around the neck to give it more length. |
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| This is a 29" necklace that has been doubled, then attached around the neck with another 18" necklace (that has been doubled and clasped.). The pendant is detachable and added for a versatile, dramatic effect. |
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