Double Skull Necklace – Heavy 925 Sterling Silver

Choose the drop before accepting 110-120 g at the neck

• Material: 925 sterling silver, as listed
• Chain width: 6.5 mm
• Published weight: approximately 110-120 g
• Length options: 60, 65 and 70 cm
• Front construction: two skull ends meeting a large circular ring

Measure a necklace you already wear from end to end and note where it lands with your usual neckline. Sixty centimeters sits higher than 65 or 70 cm on the same wearer, while body build and clothing alter the final drop.

The 110-120 g statement describes a substantial necklace, not a lightweight pendant chain. If you are new to heavy neckwear, compare that range with an existing piece and test shorter wear periods before using it for a full day.

No length-by-length weight mapping is published. Select by the live length label and treat the overall range as guidance rather than assigning 110 g or 120 g to a particular option.

Two skull terminals meet at one oversized front ring

Each skull sits between the box-link chain and the circular centerpiece, so the motif is structural rather than a loose pendant. Dark eye sockets and teeth contrast with rounded craniums, while small engraved marks continue around the O-ring. The necklace closes visually at the chest with this three-part skull-ring-skull arrangement.

The inspected records do not show a removable pendant, interchangeable ring, gemstone, hollow claim or a separate standard lobster clasp. O-ring describes the visible circular component only; the page does not publish a load rating or authorize it for keys, wallet chains or safety equipment.

Its defining combination is a box-link chain and large center ring. That geometry differs visibly from a fine curb chain, a single skull pendant, an edge chain or another double-skull necklace with an alternate clasp.

Inspect the skull junctions as well as the silver finish

Lay the necklace flat after wear and check the links beside each skull and the large ring for distortion or unusual movement. Avoid pulling the O-ring, suspending objects from it or wearing the necklace during sports, sleep or machinery work.

Wash occasionally with mild soap and lukewarm water, guiding a soft brush around teeth and link corners. Rinse, dry link by link and avoid aggressive polishing inside intentionally dark recesses.

FTC guidance supports the listed 925 description, while CCI recommends dry storage and limited abrasive cleaning. Store the chain fully supported rather than sharply folded through a skull terminal.

Length, heavy wear and center-ring questions