Rotating flower necklace with rhinestones made of titanium steel

How does chain layering work?

Layering necklaces (also called "necklace layering") means wearing several necklaces of different lengths at the same time, so that they lie stepped on top of each other and visually complement one another.
Here’s the easiest way to do it:
Choose 3 lengths: e.g., 40 cm (short), 45–50 cm (medium), 55–60 cm (long)
Plan spacing: Ideally, there should be at least 3–5 cm difference between the chains so they don’t slip into each other.
Mix chain types: e.g., a fine chain + a slightly thicker chain + a chain with a pendant.
Place pendants deliberately: Pendants look best on the middle or longest chain.
Reduce tangling:
combine different thicknesses/textures (e.g., smooth + twisted)
if needed, use extension chains to adjust lengths exactly

Which chains are currently fashionable?

Currently, especially necklaces are in fashion that are simple, easy to combine, and suitable for everyday wear – often with a "clean" look that fits both street style and elegance.
Modern necklace trends (highly sought after):
Layering necklaces (several lengths, mix of delicate & striking)
Necklaces with pendants (e.g., coin, heart, initial, stone)
Twisted necklaces / spin necklaces (look noble, reflect light, "luxury" look)
Figaro & curb chains (classic, unisex, elegant or bold depending on thickness)
Chokers (short at the neck, especially popular with necklines/blazers)
Venetian chains (angular, clean, high-quality look – popular with pendants)
What this means for "rotatable necklace": A rotatable/twisted necklace fits perfectly into the trend "noble + simple + easy to combine" and is ideal for layering.

What is a roller chain?

A Rolokette (also called "Rolo Chain") consists of uniform, round or slightly oval chain links that are connected to each other. It appears classic, timeless, and is very popular as a base for pendants.
Typical characteristics:
Round links, uniform appearance
Sturdy and suitable for everyday use (depending on material and thickness)
Very well suited for pendants because it looks calm and does not "overload"
Difference from twisted/rope chains:

Roloketten are rather "clean and calm," while twisted chains have more shine/texture and a more striking look.

What is a Figaro chain?

A Figaro chain is a type of chain with a recurring pattern: usually 1 longer link followed by 2 or 3 shorter links. This creates a typical, slightly "rhythmic" look.
Why Figaro is so popular:
Classic jewelry style (often in gold/silver appearance)
Looks noble, but also unisex
Can be worn alone or layered

What is a Venetian chain?

The Venetian chain (Box Chain) consists of square/box-shaped links that sit very close together. This gives it a straight, modern, and high-quality appearance.
Advantages:
Very clean look (perfect for simple styles)
Good choice for pendants because it is sturdy and even
Often appears "more expensive" because the structure looks very precise
Distinction from the twisted chain:

Venetian = angular & calm.

Twisted chain = more texture, more light reflections, more "sparkle without being gaudy."

Are roller chains strong?

Yes – twisted chains can be very sturdy, but the strength depends on the material, workmanship, and chain thickness.
What the stability really depends on:
Material: Stainless steel/titanium steel is usually very tough; 925 silver is precious but softer; gold-plated versions depend on the base metal.
Chain thickness (mm): The thicker, the more durable (and often less prone to bending).
Clasp & loops: Often the "weak point" – a good clasp plus neatly soldered loops are important.
Wearing style:
During sports or sleep, any chain can be subjected to greater strain.
Perfume/chlorine/sea water can attack coatings (in gold-plated items).