Our readers are obsessed with this Kate Spade initial necklace—and it's 40% off

Arielle Tschinkel, Reviewed

December 2, 2020 at 11:44 a.m.·2 min read

This gorgeous Kate Spade necklace is guaranteed to make any giftee glee.

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If you truly want to tell your loved one how much they mean to you this holiday season, nothing fits the bill quite like a classic pendant necklace that will never go out of style, Kate S[ade’s One in a Million initial necklace certainly fits the bill, and right now, this elegant bauble is currently on sale at Macy's for 40% off.

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Regularly $58, it falls to $34.80 through the end of today, December 2, as part of the store's current Friends and Family Sale. Featuring the initial of your choice on one side and the phrase "one in a million" on the other, this 12-karat gold-plated, silver-tone or rose gold round pendant is suspended from a delicate, adjustable 17-inch link chain.

Buyers adored the top-quality design of this Kate Spade necklace.

With nearly 900 5-star ratings and reviews at Nordstrom alone, where it's going for $58, shoppers love this timeless monogram necklace that’s super similar to the ones Kate Middleton recently sported in honor of her three children—"C" for Princess Charlotte, "G" for Prince George, and "L" for Prince Louis—without the $1,000 price tag.

Our readers love, it, too, with many scooping it up for loved ones from our holiday gift guides.

While you can’t beat the $35 price tag at Macy's, the most popular initials are selling out fast and the sale only goes through tonight, December 2. You’ll even get free shipping, since orders of $25 or more are delivered without charge. Best of all, however, that special someone will think of you every time they clasp this gorgeous gold necklace on.

Kate Spade One in a Million Gold-Plated Initial Pendant Necklace at Macy's for $34.80 (Save $23.20)

Kate Spade One in a Million Silver-Tone Initial Pendant Necklace at Macy's for $34.80 (Save $23.20)

Kate Spade One in a Million Rose Gold Initial Pendant Necklace at Macy's for $34.80 (Save $23.20)

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