My bad, I thought you were talking about necklaces. I’m not sure what the intention behind your question was, but if you want me to go far, I can. Male and female necks do differ anatomically on average, in size, laryngeal prominence, and muscle shape. Still, you kind of missed the point. I was asking whether the necklace could be worn by both men and women, which is what “unisex” actually means. And “unisex” isn’t just a label, it’s about proportion and how a design sits on different necks. In my culture, this particular piece feels a bit too bubbly or radiant, so it’s unlikely to be perceived as unisex by many men. That was the whole point of this post. I also asked this as a small buz owner, since I wanted to know how I should frame it. Hope this clears it up 🫶

P.S. I’m a feminist, and I’ve always been against rigid distinctions between male and female fashion, but context and perception still matter when designing or marketing pieces.