Necklaces are the largest part of what FANCIME makes — pendants, chains, birthstone designs and the licensed Harry Potter pieces, in sterling silver and solid gold. This page holds all of them; the sections below are the fastest ways to narrow it down.
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By birth month
A stone for each of the twelve months, in one design family so a multi-person set stays coherent.
By the chain itself
When the chain is the piece — square link, floral link, rope and minimalist styles.
For two people
Interlocking, magnetic and Mobius designs made as pairs.
Harry Potter
Officially licensed pendants — Golden Snitch, Deathly Hallows, wands and house motifs.
Material, and what it changes
Sterling silver — The largest group. A solid precious metal rather than a plated base, so a necklace worn daily can be polished back rather than replaced.
14K and 18K solid gold — Yellow, white and rose. Solid throughout, not a gold layer over another metal — which is what lets a fine chain survive years of wear.
Set stones — Birthstones across all twelve months, plus moissanite, cubic zirconia and pearl.
Design series
FANCIME names its necklace designs rather than numbering them, and each name runs across several stones or metals so pieces can be matched later:
Infinite Embrace — the stone set inside an infinity loop. The widest series, made in every birth month.
Soluna Nexus and Stellar Promise — pendant necklaces built around a single stone.
Wisteria Whisper and Everbloom — floral pendant designs.
Glamour Radiance — fancy-cut stones in a continuous tennis setting, made as a necklace as well as a bracelet.
Sunlit Grace and Lumen Star — link chains and star motifs.
Chain length is the thing most often got wrong when buying a necklace as a gift. Where a design offers a length option it is shown on the product page — check it before ordering, because a pendant that sits at the collarbone and one that sits below it read as completely different pieces.
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