Therese Spiral Disc Cord Necklace
One spiral, two sizes, same easy cord.
As Seen On
One gold disc, worn long.
The pendant is a thick, domed circle that spirals inward to an off-centre opening. Nothing about it is flat, so the light travels across the surface as you move. It hangs closer to the sternum than the collarbone, low enough that it reads as a decision rather than a default chain.
A bead-tipped slider at the back shortens or lengthens the cord, so there is no clasp to wrestle with behind your neck.
It comes one way only, in gold tone. Wear it over a striped tee, a linen shirt, or the black knit that needs exactly one thing.
Quiet, sculptural, and easy to reach for every morning.
The cord is the point. Pull the knot in for a high neckline, let it out for an open shirt, and Therese becomes two quite different necklaces without you buying anything else.
To layer it, wear Therese at its natural length and hang the next piece roughly two inches below. The gap is what makes two necklaces look deliberate rather than tangled — and keep both in gold-tone.
It is worn best with Albane Spiral Hoop Earrings, Maud Interlocking Ring Hoop Earrings and Ludivine Sculptural Wave Ring — plain metal and shape rather than sparkle. A cord piece and a stone-set one fight each other, so this pairing keeps to form and finish.
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You have 30 days from your purchase date to request a return. The conditions are real and you should read them now rather than at the return form: return shipping is yours, a 25% restocking fee applies, one claim per customer, on a first-time full-price order. Sale-priced items are excluded; discount-code orders remain eligible.
There isn't any, and that's the point. Shower in it, swim in it, sweat in it, sleep in it. Chlorine, salt water and sanitizer are all fine.
The one honest limit: perfume, hairspray, body oil and nail polish remover dull any finish over time, ours included. Apply those first, jewelry second.
Size Guide
Two minutes and a piece of string. Then you never guess a size again.
Necklace Length Guide
Length decides everything about how a necklace sits — from a close choker to a long layering chain. Here's where our lengths fall on an average frame.
| Length | Style | Sits |
|---|---|---|
| 14″ (36 cm) | Collar | Right at the base of the neck |
| 16″ (41 cm) | Choker | At or just below the collarbone |
| 18″ (46 cm) | Princess | Below the collarbone — our most popular length |
| 20″ (51 cm) | Matinee | Top of the chest |
| 22–24″ (56–61 cm) | Matinee, long | Mid-chest |
| 28–30″ (71–76 cm) | Opera | Below the bust |
| 32″+ (81 cm+) | Opera, long / Rope | Upper abdomen and below |
How to choose your length
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Start with what you own
Take a necklace you already reach for and measure it end to end — or lay a string around your neck where you'd like it to sit, then measure the string.
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Think about layering
Two or three lengths at once sit best about 2" (5 cm) apart, so each chain has room to catch the light.
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Consider your neckline
Crewnecks and turtlenecks take shorter chokers and princess lengths. V-necks and collared shirts leave room for matinee and opera lengths.
18" (princess length) is the one ordered most since 2023 — it sits just below the collarbone and layers with both shorter and longer pieces.
Many of the chains include a short extender near the clasp, giving you 1–2" (2.5–5 cm) either way. The product page lists the exact length and extender.
The placements above are for an average neck. A fuller or slimmer neck shifts where a length sits by roughly half an inch either way.
Still not sure? Message me and I'll tell you which one to get.
Low stock—restock not guaranteed.
Founder's note: Demand has exceeded expectations. Thank you for the incredible support.
In stock, ships by Sep 20, US shipping
- Real 18K Gold318L stainless steel core
- WaterproofNon-tarnish guaranteed
- Lifetime WarrantyMade to last
- HypoallergenicNothing in there to react
Worn, not styled
Real women, no studio.
Cheaper is only cheaper the first time.
Costume jewelry is priced to be replaced, and most people replace it two or three times a year without ever adding it up. This is the other option.

- Shower, pool and sea — keep it on
- Same colour on day 200
- Nothing in there to react with skin
- Bought once, not every season
- Replaced free if the colour goes
Ordinary jewelry
- Fades within weeks
- Leaves a green mark
- Comes off at the shower door
- Itches by hour ten
- Replaced every season
The best thing it does is nothing at all.
This isn't a statistic, it's the pattern. What you're buying isn't a piece of jewelry so much as one fewer decision every morning.

















