Necklace

Are you trying to find an eye-catching piece of unique, mysterious gothic necklaces? We focus on gothic necklace designs, symbolism, and details like size, materials, and diamond content. Let's look into these elements to understand the product offerings better.

What Design Elements Define a Gothic Necklace?

We highlight many gothic glamour elements, including:

• Skulls: A recurring motif, appearing in variations like single skulls, three skulls, and a skull with a crab or playing cards. 

• Animals:  Crab, cat, spider, scorpion, and a skull with a mermaid.

• Shapes: Hearts, stars, and spider webs.

• Nature: Leaves incorporated with skulls and cats.

What Materials Are Used in Gothic Necklaces?

Premium Sterling Silver is the main material used to create our jewelry. We often use two-tone rose gold or yellow gold finishes to give refinement and warmth. With their dark elegance and symbolic power, gothic pendants transcend mere jewelry, becoming talismans of individuality and a taste for the unconventional.

Do Gothic Necklaces Have Diamonds?

Following the lead of the captivating gothic necklace, gothic earrings whisper tales of mystery and darkness. We reveal a bunch of diamond options:

• Diamond Color: Both white and black diamonds are used

• Diamond Cut: The diamonds are best cut in a round shape

• Diamond Carat Weight: The diamonds' carat weights range from 0.50ct to 1.50ct

Is It Possible To Make Goth Necklaces Custom? 

There are different preferences in design for goth necklaces and gothic jewelry provides variations of it. You could: 

Choose a specific symbol 

Choose a symbol that you like and that has a particular meaning for you, like a specific kind of cross, a zodiac sign, or a specific mystical rune. Where necklaces reign supreme as statement pieces, gothic rings echo their dark beauty with intricate designs and symbolic motifs, completing the aura of mystery and individuality.

Engrave a message 

Depending on the design of a necklace there may be an option to engrave a message on the back of the pendant. They could engrave a few words, a date, or even a quote, which makes the Gothic necklace patented to you.