The Box Chain Necklace offers a timeless elegance that enhances any outfit effortlessly. Crafted from durable brass, this adjustable piece features a lobster clasp for easy wear. Its minimalist design makes it a versatile addition to any jewelry collection, allowing it to complement both casual and formal styles. Perfect for highlighting bold prints and statement footwear, this classic accessory is a must-have for chic, effortless elegance.
From the brand: Inspired by our founders' love of vintage and feminine baubles, the Tuckernuck Jewelry collection is where you’ll find everything from dainty, second-skin metals to festive materials like feathers, sequins, and leather.
Sometimes less is more - the Box Chain Necklace is a classic and should be in every gals jewelry box. For those moments when you need to let your leopard shoes shine or that geometric-print dress do all the talking, this subtle statement piece pairs perfectly with any and everything.
Box Chain Necklace
Lobster clasp
Adjustable length
Material: Brass
To maintain the shine and quality of your Box Chain Necklace, avoid exposure to harsh chemicals and store it in a dry place. Regularly clean it with a soft cloth, and keep it safe in a jewelry box when not in use.
Yes, the Box Chain Necklace is designed for versatility and can be worn daily. Its classic design and adjustable length make it perfect for both casual and formal occasions, adding a subtle elegance to any outfit.
The Box Chain Necklace is made from brass, which may tarnish with time. To prolong its luster, store it properly and clean it regularly with a soft cloth. Consider using a jewelry cleaner specifically designed for brass.
Absolutely! The Box Chain Necklace's classic design makes it ideal for layering with other necklaces. Check out the complementary products in the styling section on this page for some outfit inspiration.
The Box Chain Necklace is perfect for various occasions, from casual outings to formal events. Its understated elegance allows it to enhance any outfit seamlessly.
