15 Gold Chains to Mix and Match All Summer Long

This French jewelry brand is the perfect mix of punk and sweet. Not to mention, it counts Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo as fans.

Gorjana is affordable without sacrificing style. As a perfect example, this layering set can be taken apart for simpler wear.

For when you’re as indecisive as spring weather, pick this necklace that boasts not one, but two designs.

For the uninitiated, The M Jewelers is a New York-based brand that sells well-priced chains—simply add and subtract charms and pendants depending on your mood.

This barely-there choker provides the perfect amount of shimmer to your décolletage.

Joomi Lim is a Korean jeweler based in NYC who makes instantly identifiable jewels, seen on Doja Cat for her ELLE cover shoot, at a great price.

This simple wide chain lends just the right dose of toughness to any chain stack.

Danish jeweler Maria Black creates wonderfully crafted pieces that are not too dainty and not too bulky, like this necklace.

Missoma’s iconic Coterie chain features mixed materials, adding texture to your neck game.

Catbird has gained a cult following for its covetable dainty jewelry, and this tinsel chain shimmers just like the holiday decoration.

Éliou has become widely known for its bead necklaces, worn by Harry Styles, but this chunky chain is a welcome respite from quirkier styles.

Pamela Love designs with nature and spirituality in mind, like this infinity-style snake chain that symbolizes rebirth and immortality.

The Last Line wants to be the ultimate destination for personal, timeless jewelry—and it’s succeeding with its goal. This twisted rope chain is meant to catch the light with every angle and turn.

Marrow is recognized for bespoke wedding rings, but its fine jewelry selections are just as luxurious—and customizable.

Third Crown, the New York brand designed by husband and wife team Kristin and Kofi Essel, focuses on gender-neutral everyday and statement jewelry. And yes, we’d wear this every single day.