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Already on my chair all week. When you unfold them, the crease lines flatten quick, way faster than the others I had from the mall. No plasticky smell either. Just softer than expected, next time might go for a darker shade.
Got it layered just like I wanted. Clasp didn’t snag my hair at all. The gold tone is warmer than some other necklaces I had, which makes it stand out when layered. The weight feels real, not flimsy. I keep reaching for it every morning, so it’s already part of my daily look.
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