Flower Setting is a way of covering an 18mm Cuban link: small round settings gathered into clusters that run across every link. On this Rose Gold choker the effect is a soft, warm sparkle instead of one hard line of light. It is built to be the only statement at your neck, so your decisions are the length and what surrounds it.
What Flower Setting means
It is a setting style, not a bundle or a set of pieces. Instead of straight rows, the settings sit in clusters that cover each link edge to edge. The clasp follows the same rule: a square block of round settings, closed with SKRT's triple-lock closure of one click plus two side clasps. Nothing on the front of the choker is plain metal except the thin Rose Gold outline between clusters. Under the Rose Gold sits a 316L stainless steel core, topped with heavy 18K gold plating, and the metal is hypoallergenic for most skin.
Near and far
Up close you see individual clusters, each one a small dome of light. From a few feet away they blend into a band, and the Rose Gold outlines between them read as warmth, not as gaps. That is the look in the daylight photos on this page: a shimmer more than a sparkle, even though every link is fully set.
Length changes the look as much as the pattern does. Worn snug at the throat, the choker is a flat band of clusters. Worn longer, as in the photo below, it drapes in a U across the collarbone, and the links tilt so more of each cluster catches the light.
Dressing around it
A choker this wide takes over the neckline, so match the length to the cut of the top, and leave out any pendant or second chain that would sit at the same height.
- Bare shoulders, strapless or one-shoulder: 13 to 15 inches. The choker sits high and frames the whole neck.
- V-neck or deep scoop, like the white ribbed top in the photo above: 14 to 16 inches. It rests above the V and leaves the neckline clean.
- Crew neck: 18 inches or longer, so the links lie on top of the shirt instead of pressing against the neckband.
Keep your ears quiet. The Solid 925 Silver Earrings - 5mm are single round studs in sterling silver, the subtle size, and they stay out of the choker's way. For the wrist, the Diamond Flower Setting Cuban Link Bracelet in Rose Gold - 18mm repeats the pattern, while the Cuban Link Bracelet in Rose Gold - 8mm echoes it more quietly.
Choosing a size
Seven lengths run from 13 to 22 inches. Wrap a piece of string around your neck at the height you want, read it against the SKRT Size Guide, and choose the longer length when two are close. Past 16 inches the choker becomes a necklace: 18 sits at the collarbone, 20 below it, and 22 above the bust.
Beauty products first, choker last
Hair spray, perfume and lotion settle into small settings, so let them dry before the choker goes on, and wipe it with a soft microfiber cloth after wear. Once a month, brush between the clusters with a soft toothbrush as part of the soak described on the Care Instructions page. Take it off before the pool, the hot tub or the sea. SKRT's Lifetime Guarantee stands behind it.
Quick answers
Is Flower Setting a set of jewelry?
No. It describes how the settings are arranged. This listing is the choker alone.
Can I wear it as a necklace instead of a choker?
Yes. Choose 16 inches for the base of the neck, or 18 to 22 inches for a drape from the collarbone to above the bust.
How should I store it?
On its own, in a soft pouch or box, somewhere dry and not in the bathroom. That keeps the clusters from catching on other jewelry.
Every link covered, nothing else needed. See the Flower Setting Cuban Link Choker/ Necklace in Rose Gold - 18mm.
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