Gold necklaces are always timeliness. They often have very classy, simple shapes. Even though they're gold, they don't have to be showy. I like the ones that are a little smaller and more subtle. They look so pretty with circle-inspired shapes, a combination of something that is soft but also enduring and infinite.
It's easy to find a lot of STEM-themed jewelry too. Things that are overtly math or science are fun to wear, especially when I'm in the classroom. They make the perfect accessories for my math and science skirts and dresses (which are getting a lot easier to find too!
There are a lot of individual jewelry designers that are creating geometry-inspired necklaces as well. Even an Etsy search reveals lots of necklaces with polygons, triangles, prisms, 3D shapes, and more. They have plenty of gold-plated jewelry options, as well as those available in other metals or colors.
Geometric necklaces can suit people who aren't math teachers too! Sometimes the bigger, chunky shapes add a lot of variety to an outfit. Sometimes the parallel lines or repeated patterns in a necklace can be a very appealing to the eye. Even though my daughter doesn't like math as much as I do, she still is drawn to patterns and shapes and looks for those kinds of motifs in her jewelry choices.
Triangle necklaces, along with some other shapes, can have symbolic meanings too. Triangles can represent a variety of spiritual concepts, including body/mind/soul, the Christian Trinity, cycles of growth, and more. Whether or not they're worn with a symbolic interpretation in mind, they are a shape that is less commonly seen in jewelry, and they really stand out.
Squares, triangles, circles, parallel lines, repeated patterns - all of them have a place in accessories, including necklaces, and are getting easier to find (which makes this math nerd happy).
What kinds of necklaces do you like to wear?
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