3. Choosing the Right Necklace to Prevent Flipping
When selecting a new diamond necklace, there are several factors to consider that can help prevent flipping from the outset:
1. Necklace Length
A well-chosen necklace length can make a significant difference. Opt for a piece that sits close to your neck rather than one that drapes too far down your chest. As mentioned earlier, lengths between 14 and 20 inches are ideal for ensuring stability.
Pro Tip: Shorter necklaces like chokers or pieces around 14 to 16 inches in length tend to be more secure, especially for tennis chains or designs featuring multiple diamonds.
2. Necklace Type
Certain necklace styles are more prone to flipping. For example, tennis chains, with their flexible design, are more likely to twist, while heavier Cuban link chains are better at staying in place due to improved weight distribution.
New tip: If you prefer a necklace that won’t flip, opt for thicker chain designs or minimalistic necklaces with small pendants. These are less likely to rotate as you move.
3. Diamond Carat Weight
Higher carat weight adds stability to a necklace. A heavier piece is less likely to flip, so choosing a necklace with larger diamonds can help ensure it stays in place.