Sorrelli Necklaces: Tennis, Pendant and Choker Styles at Accents Boutique

Tennis necklaces, pendant necklaces on paperclip and cable chains, and chokers, in a rotating set of Sorrelli colorways. Call us at (830) 693-7573 for what is in today.

A tennis necklace runs a continuous line of faceted crystals along the chain so the light does not break anywhere across the front. Sorrelli builds them on flexible chains so each stone can move on its own.

Sorrelli tennis necklaces at Accents are commonly adjustable from 16 to 20 inches. Length varies by style, so call us at (830) 693-7573 and we will measure the exact piece you are asking about.

Most are. Sorrelli builds an extension chain into the majority of its necklaces so you can shift where the piece sits rather than being locked to one length.

Most Sorrelli necklaces close with a lobster claw clasp on an extension chain. Some styles use other closures, so ask us about a specific piece at (830) 693-7573.

The Shaughna is a fine cable chain holding five faceted crystals at the collarbone. It is one of Sorrelli’s quieter tennis styles and layers easily under a heavier chain.

The Calista carries an assortment of round-cut crystals on an adjustable chain that closes with a lobster claw clasp, commonly in a 16 to 20 inch range. It is a livelier, more mixed take on the tennis shape.

The Zelie alternates emerald-cut and round crystals on a rope chain, finished with a lobster clasp and an extension chain. It reads as an unbroken line of light at the collarbone.

The Kimber pairs round-cut crystals with a fancy square crystal at the center, anchored by mixed chain detailing and an adjustable clasp.

A paperclip necklace uses long, open, rectangular links rather than a fine chain. Sorrelli uses the shape to give a pendant more visual weight, as on the Brynn and Iris styles.

A single emerald-cut crystal set in a finely textured, beaded setting, suspended from an open paperclip chain with an adjustable closure.

A substantial paperclip chain holding one sizable emerald-cut crystal, with an integrated extension chain so you can set the drop where you want it.

The Iris moves from an airy paperclip chain into a closely set line of crystals along the collarbone, then drops a larger emerald-cut pendant from a central ring.

Yes, and the range is built for it. A fine tennis style such as the Shaughna sits happily under a heavier paperclip pendant. Bring in what you already own and we will help you build the stack at (830) 693-7573.