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Dior Necklace

The christian dior chain is what most of this range is built on. Chunky Cuban chain chokers carry CD charms and heart pendants; a vintage Cuban chain holds a CD charm; three-layer pearl Cuban designs mix the two. Beyond the chains sit the pendant pieces — Rose Des Vents compass medallions, bees on paved pearl, butterflies, star charms and CD Navy in white and pink diamond finishes.

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Christian Dior Chain Necklaces: Cuban Links, CD Pendants and Pearls

Chain First, Pendant Second

In this Dior range the chain does as much work as the pendant. A chunky Cuban choker sits high and heavy, reads as hardware and needs an open neckline. A gold-finish Cuban choker does the same in a lighter weight. The vintage Cuban chain with a CD charm falls further and reads softer. Three-layer pearl Cuban designs combine a metal link with pearl strands, which is the busiest build here and the one that needs nothing else worn with it.

  • Rose Des Vents appears as a straight pendant and as a Y-shaped necklace, the only piece in the range that drops to a point.
  • Bees, butterflies, stars and letter charms are the softer motifs, usually paired with pearls rather than with a heavy link.
  • CD Navy comes in white and pink diamond finishes, which is where the range gets its colour.
  • Two-layer star CD designs arrive pre-layered, so the spacing between the two chains is already decided.

If you already wear a fine chain daily, a Cuban choker is the wrong second piece — take a pendant on a fine chain and let the two lengths do the work instead.

About Miss Chen Jewelry

Miss Chen Jewelry is a replica jewelry catalogue covering Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Hermès, Bvlgari, Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton, in necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, sunglasses and watches. The Dior CD and Rose Des Vents motifs also run as bracelets and earrings here, which makes matching a second piece a choice rather than a hunt.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is a Cuban chain?

A flat, interlocking link that lies close to the skin and reads heavier than a cable chain of the same width. Here it appears as a chunky choker, a gold-finish choker and a vintage-style chain carrying a CD charm.

A fine pendant chain rather than a Cuban link. The Rose Des Vents medallion, the bee and butterfly pendants and the star charms all sit flat enough to disappear under a shirt.

A compass-star medallion, round and flat, with no letters on it. Here it comes as a straight pendant and as a Y-shaped necklace that drops to a point rather than sitting level.

The two-layer star CD design and the three-layer pearl Cuban chain. Both fix the spacing between chains for you, which is the part that goes wrong when you layer two separate necklaces.

Usually not well. A chunky Cuban choker is already the focal point, and a second chain near it competes rather than layers. If you want two, pair a fine pendant with something noticeably longer.

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