Necklaces with Kilts...??

[Rob Wright]

They can work Ron, I wear one of shells that y brother going to school in Hawaii gave me for christmas, but only with a black t-shirt ands a contemporary kilt. I also wear a the Nordic Rune for good luck but that I tuck beneath my shirt and only the chain can be viewed. So, I say keep trying until you find one that works.


With my tartan kilts I have a bolo tie in sterling silver, no turquoise, that looks like a cross between celtic and native american work. It works really well instead of a solid color tie.
Rob

[Shay]

I think the secret would be to use a chunky necklace- like a leather strap with puka shells or something- on that is manly on it's own.

I've seen guys in necklaces and earrings and kilt and they didn't look in the least feminine- all their bling-bling was chunky, dark, and simply shaped.

[bubba]

I wear a triskele medallion all the time. It's on a short chain so it sits just below my T-shirt neckband. Doesn't look in the least feminine

[Dreadbelly]

Invest in a nice celtic torc.

Problem solved. Yay.

[toadinakilt]

Invest in a nice celtic torc.

Problem solved. Yay.

Dreadbelly, you rock.

[Colin]

Invest in a nice celtic torc.

Problem solved. Yay.

http://www.celtic-elvish-jewelry.net...-Torcs-Jewelry

http://mystic-caravan.com/CCtorcs.htm

http://kilts-n-stuff.com/Celtic_Jewelry/torcs.html

[Iolaus]

I've got a thick (½") chainmail rope that works for me; it's not as anachronistic as a torque, but still harkens back to the celtic style...kind of an updated version I guess. It doesn't seem to look right over a shirt though, only on bare skin under an open collar or with a tanktop ('course, I think the same would hold true with a torque as well).

[sav]

Invest in a nice celtic torc.

Problem solved. Yay.

Dread hit the nail on the head with this one...