Call Them by Their Name

Aug 18

Oh how we adorn you, station chains

You may not think you know but you know. Chances are you have at least one station chain necklace in your jewelry box. The versatile beauties feature beads, gemstones, or charms evenly placed (like teensy stations) along a chain that's typically metal, delicate, and long. Other names the necklaces answer to: segment and drop Station. Fun fact: Diamonds by the Yard designed by Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co in 1974 were the first to hop on the, ahem, train. Choo choo!

Sorellina 18K Monroe Multi Shape Bezel Necklace, $1,950

Tory Burch Kira Pearl-Chain Necklace, $200

Child of Wild Iris Chalcedony Choker, $78

Sydney Evan Small Pavé Fringed 14K Gold Necklace with Diamonds, $1,378

Catbird x Cassi Namoda Red Moon Necklace, $624

Bony Levy 14K Gold Bar Station Chain Necklace, $240

Prada Enamel Triangle Station Necklace, $875

Kendra Scott Michelle 14K Yellow Gold Strand Necklace in Diamond, $700

Lili Claspe Zoi Tennis Necklace, $195

Dinny Hall Sterling Silver Bijou Galaxy Star Pendant Necklace, $255

Zoe Lev 14K Gold Segment Chain Link Necklace, $340

David Yurman Cable Collectibles' Bead and Chain Necklace 18K Yellow Gold Domes, $500

Editor: Samantha Durbin

Wordsmith/Curator: Gail Goldberg

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