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Back view of the brass collar necklace showing the joined band ends at the opening
  • Back view of the brass collar necklace showing the joined band ends at the opening
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  • Open brass multi-band collar laid flat, six graduated bands joined at the ends
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Graduated Brass Multi-Band Collar Necklace

Graduated Brass Multi-Band Collar Necklace

$38.00
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Six slim bands fan open into a graduated collar, each hoop tracing a slightly wider arc than the one above it. The composition reads as a single rhythmic line across the collarbone.

  • Material: Brass
  • Length: 18 in circumference
  • Closure: Open back, flex-to-fit
  • Finish: Antiqued gold-tone
  • Origin: India

Open at the back, so the rounded ends taper toward each other without a clasp. Worn against skin, the graduated spacing gives the piece movement — the eye follows the widening curve down the chest rather than settling on a single fixed line.
Details
  • Multi-band graduated collar silhouette
  • Open-back design for easy on and off
  • Visible hand-hammered texture
  • Warm gold-tone patina finish

Each band is hand-forged and hammered individually, so slight differences in texture, curve and finish appear from one collar to the next.

The Story

Stacked, banded collars belong to a South Asian tradition of neckwear built to sit on the collarbone rather than drape from it. The rigid, open shape reads as bold or quiet depending on how the bands catch the light.

The open back is structural. Flex the ends apart, slip it on, let them close around the neck. That choice keeps the front line unbroken and removes the visual weight of a clasp.

Each band is hand-beaten from brass rod — the hammering work-hardens the metal so the collar holds its shape and leaves an uneven surface that catches light differently across every band. Graduating the bands, rather than repeating a uniform hoop, is what gives the piece its rhythm across the chest.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Hand-beaten, hand-forged brass

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store away from moisture to preserve the antiqued brass finish. Avoid contact with perfume and lotion.

Questions

Will this fit different neck sizes?

Yes. The open back lets you gently flex the bands apart to widen the fit, then release them so the collar settles at the neck.

Is the brass solid or plated?

Solid hand-beaten brass with an antiqued gold-tone finish, not a plated base metal.

Why does the surface look slightly uneven?

Each band is shaped and textured by hand, so the hammer marks vary from band to band. That variation is part of the construction, not a flaw.

How do I care for the finish?

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store it away from moisture. Avoid contact with perfume and lotion where possible.

Will the brass tarnish over time?

Brass naturally deepens in tone with age and air exposure. Regular dry-cloth care slows it, but some darkening is normal for solid brass.

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