How to shorten a necklace if it's too long

In life, many women like to wear necklaces around their necks, because necklaces can make women look more elegant and beautify people's necks. When buying a necklace, some people may buy it at first because they think the necklace is pretty, but later they may find that the necklace is a bit long and does not look good when worn. But I didn't dare to fiddle with the necklace casually, for fear of damaging it and causing more harm than good. How to shorten the necklace if it is too long?

1. If you like it and just want it to be a little longer, you can cut off a section; generally there is no charge for cutting it from the place where you bought it. Repair services are generally available in large gold shops and shopping malls. You can keep the rest, or you can exchange them for other ones with some processing fees. It’s best not to sell it as it will depreciate as soon as you sell it.

2. One more thing to add: Gold should not be processed casually. Gold will be stolen from any place where it is processed, and its weight will not change because it will be mixed with other things.

Generally speaking, a 16-inch (40 cm) necklace will fit perfectly around the neck like a collar. For petite women, it will be slightly closer to the collarbone. Most necklaces come in this length. It goes well with almost any outfit and fills in the space around the collar.

An 18-inch (46 cm) necklace, the most popular size for women, drops just below the throat. A necklace of this length paired with a slightly larger pendant can fill the space of a plunging neckline and make it stand out against the outfit. For taller women, a necklace of this size can create a collar-like effect. The 20-inch (50cm) necklace hangs just below the collarbone, giving the wearer a more comfortable "breathing space". Many women prefer necklaces of this length and wear them with either business or casual outfits. This length is also a good choice for turtlenecks and pullover collars.