sautoir
- noun
- /sɔːˈtwɑːr/
- Specialized
- She wore a beautiful sautoir that complemented her elegant dress at the gala.
Examples
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A gold sautoir can add elegance to even the simplest outfit.
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She wore a pearl sautoir with her evening dress.
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The vintage sautoir featured a sparkling diamond tassel at the end.
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Look at that sautoir!
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She wore a beautiful sautoir with a sparkling pendant.
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The antique shop displayed a stunning sautoir with a vintage pendant that caught the light beautifully.
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Her mother gifted her a delicate sautoir for her birthday, which she cherished for its sentimental value.
Synonyms
A piece of jewelry worn around the neck, often with a chain or beads
A necklace made of small metal links worn around the neck
A line of beads or pearls worn around the neck
A string of beads or pearls worn around the neck
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sautoir comes from the French root saut meaning 'jump', the same root you see in somersault. Think of a long necklace that 'jumps' over your head and hangs down in a loop, and you will remember sautoir as a long, looped necklace.