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Statement Necklaces Take Center Stage for Fall 2026
Statement Necklaces Take Center Stage for Fall 2026
September 2026
WRITER:
Charleston Magazine Staff
PHOTOGRAPHER:
Courtesy of the Retailers
Bold necklaces bring instant impact to everyday looks
Make a Statement
Julie Vos
“Honeybee” pendant necklace in “Iridescent Melon,” $395 at The Finicky Filly
Vintage
intarsia opal, lapis, turquoise, and malachite pendant necklace, $1,495 at Gold Creations
Roberto Coin
“Venetian Princess Carnival” 18K gold, diamond, topaz, citrine, rubellite, and tanzanite pendant necklace, $19,300 at Reeds Jewelers
Pomellato
“Iconica” 18K rose gold and pavé diamond pendant necklace, $8,850 at Gwynn’s of Mount Pleasant
Ariana Boussard-Reifel
“Vega” unlacquered brass necklace, $2,425 at Elizabeth Stuart
Polly’s Fine Jewelry
14K gold, sapphire, and diamond teardrop necklace, $1,510 at Polly’s Fine Jewelry
Marco Bicego
18K gold gemstone collar, price upon request at M.P. Demetre Jewelers
Sarah Amos
“Daisy” Australian opal and 22K gold pendant and open-link chain, $8,500 at Helena Fox Fine Art
Araucaria
“Paisley” 24K gold necklace, handcrafted in Colombia, $647 at Ibu Movement