1) LAVALIER NECKLACE 

A lavalier is a chain type accessory that finishes in a single huge size pendant or tuft. Now and again there might be extra more modest pendants hanging from the fundamental stone. In the 1600’s the lavalier got its name from Louise de La Vallière , a fancy woman of Louis XIV who regularly wore them.The lavalier was famous from 1900 to 1930 as the delicacy of the lavalier was an ideal match to the pastel conditioned style of the Edwardian Era. In the 1930’s tones became bolder, with the utilization of more costly materials like gold and emeralds. The impact of Art Nouveau style symbolism could be found in the lavaliers which here and there highlighted peacocks, viking ships and insightful ladies. 

2) FESTOON NECKLACE 

A trim neckband is frequently wrongly distinguished yet ought to have loots or window hangings of chain, globules or metal parts shaping the plan. The meaning of trim is a festoon 

or on the other hand wreath swinging from two focuses. In design a trim identifies with a cut trimming portraying an arrangement of organic product or foliage suspended by strips. The “Dagmar Necklace” initially made for Queen Alexandra of Denmark and handed down to Queen Elizabeth on her promotion to the privileged position in 1952 is a renowned trim vintage jewelry. 

3) SAUTOIR NECKLACE 

A sautoir accessory is an extremely long style neckband typically made of pearls, dabs or chains. It is frequently done with tufts swinging from each end or there can be a solitary removable pendant which is circled around the neck. Sautoir in French signifies “work out with rope.” Historically there have been some extremely amazing sautoirs. The Queen of Romania’s renowned sautoir made via Cartier in 1919 had a huge 478 carat sapphire drop. Then, at that point, there was Van Cleef and Arpels Heritage platinum sautoir made in 1933, which highlighted 10.06 carats of precious stones and two dark pearls. 

4) CHOKER NECKLACE 

A choker is a short length neckband that is worn intently around the neck. They can be made of a scope of materials, including globules, velvet, leather and metal, like gold, silver or platinum. Vintage chokers were frequently made of pearls , diamante precious stones, or glass dabs. 

Chokers were especially chic from the late nineteenth century to the 1920’s and again in the 40’s as “colliers de chien” or canine restraints. 

5) RIVIERE NECKLACE 

The rivière accessory is a short style neckband (regularly 14 to 16 inches) essentially hung with a line of faceted rhinestones or gemstones frequently graduating in size. Generally the pearls were set in individual collets and later in prong or hook settings .The name “riviere” 

means “waterway” in French, regarding the manner in which the jewelry streams nimbly around the neck. At the point when the style previously created in the mid eighteenth century, the settings were by and large shut back. Later forms of the neckband had open back settings to permit the light to 

enter giving the impact of a sparkling, continuous stream around the neck. Some extremely elaborate models have extra gemstones suspended from the primary jewelry. The riviere accessory was a vintage adornment style inclined toward by the Vogue supervisor Anna Wintour who regularly wore a few of these necklaces simultaneously. Station long necklaces with jewels set on a chain are a more current variety of this jewelry. 

6) BAYADERE NECKLACE 

The term Bayadere identifies with a style of interlaced neckband produced using strings or strands of dots (frequently seed pearls), which were contorted together. They were extremely well known during the eighteenth century.Some of these necklaces had a solitary pendant or tuft .The other name for this is a “rope” accessory. 

7) BIB NECKLACE 

The napkin accessory is built with a generous band that is more extensive at the front and tightens towards the back. It is for the most part made with various lines of dabs or gemstones and it sits very high up on the neck close to the collar bone. Chin-wiper necklaces are huge articulation pieces and they can be produced using an assortment of materials including silver, gold, gemstones, gems and glass dabs. The Duchess of Windsor Wallis Simpson dispatched an excellent amethyst kiddie apron neckband from Cartier in 1947. 

8) TORSADE NECKLACE 

A torsade accessory comprises a few wound strands of pearls or dots held along with a catch. It is a term regularly utilized corresponding to pearl necklaces. 

Antiquated Egypt . Nowadays the term is frequently connected with short, thick multi-strand statement necklaces .A torsade can likewise allude to an arm band make out of numerous strands of dabs or pearls. The torsade is like a bayeder accessory anyway the bayadere has less strands than the torsade.