One row choker chain tennis necklace.
Choker measures 18" long x 4MM wide.
High quality silver tone over base metal.
Has a stylish and secure box clasp.
Chain has some weight to it at 35 grams.
Fully encrusted with round-cut bling stones.
A stunning tennis choker that will impress.
100% FREE SHIPPING in USA. Order now!
Shipping
We deliver via USPS to customers in the U.S. and Canada. Orders typically process within one business day, after which your package will be shipped and a tracking number emailed to you.
FREE USA Shipping
U.S. orders are eligible for 100% FREE standard USPS shipping with a Track & Confirm number, no matter the size of your order. Standard domestic shipping (USPS Ground Advantage Mail) normally takes 5-7 business days to arrive within the USA. Business days do not include public holidays and weekends. The free shipping option applies to outgoing packages only, we do not offer free return shipping.
Priority USA Shipping
In a hurry? If you need your package extra quick, we offer blazing fast and economical USPS Priority Mail Shipping service with a Track & Confirm number, available for $8.50 flat rate, no matter the size of your order. Domestic USPS Priority Shipping transit times normally take 2-3 business days*, after mailing.
*Business days do not include public holidays and weekends. Approximately 97%-98% of Priority Mail gets delivered within 2-3 business days after package is mailed. However, USPS Priority Mail remains a non-guaranteed service. The United States Postal Service and Bling Cartel, Inc. do not provide a money-back guarantee if items sent via Priority Mail fail to arrive by the expected delivery date. Most orders ship out within one business day.
Canada Shipping
Shipping for Canadian orders are priced at just $29.95 USD flat rate for standard USPS First Class shipping, no matter the size of your order. Shipments to Canada normally take 7-10 business days, excluding weekends and holidays.
When shipping items to Canada, goods may be subject to tariffs, customs duties, and taxes. These charges are assessed by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and are based on the value of the goods and their classification.
