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The 6mm White Gold Tennis Chain: One Row of Ice That Goes With Everything
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The 6mm Diamond Tennis Choker: Why It's SKRT's Most-Wanted Piece
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SKRT x BKFC: Crowning Champions in Diamonds
From Gym to Dinner: 5 Outfits That Work With a Cuban Chain
One 12mm cuban chain. Five outfits across a day. From the gym to dinner, here is how to make the same piece read right in every setting.
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10K Gold vs 14K Gold for Iced-Out Jewelry: Which Lasts Longer
10K gold is harder. 14K gold shines brighter. For a chain you wear every day, hardness usually wins. Here is why and where SKRT lands.
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What Is a Tennis Chain? Why It's Called a Tennis Necklace
A tennis chain is a continuous line of stones held in tiny prong settings. The name comes from a 1987 US Open accident that changed the jewelry market.
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The Iced-Out Pendant Story: From Slick Rick to Migos
Iced-out pendants tell hip-hop's visual story from Slick Rick's heavy crown in the 1980s to Migos' multi-tier diamonds in the 2010s. Each era's pendant defined its sound.
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What Is 18K Gold? When to Pay More for the Karat
18K gold is 75% pure. It is the sweet spot between rich color and acceptable hardness. Here is when 18K is worth the upgrade and when it is overkill.
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How Often Should You Re-Plate a Gold Chain?
Re-plating extends the life of a gold-plated piece. The right timing depends on plating thickness, daily wear, and what kind of activity the piece sees.