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Mark Zuckerberg finally spilled the beans about his new chain-necklace look

A composite image of Mark Zuckerberg speaking to the camera, wearing a navy-blue T-shirt and a silver chain, and him walking, wearing a white T-shirt.
Mark Zuckerberg set the record straight about his new look. @zuck via Instagram; Cooper Neill/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images

  • Mark Zuckerberg shared the reason for his new chain necklace.
  • The Meta exec said he was designing his own piece of jewelry with a heartfelt message.
  • The internet has been flooded with memes and compliments since Zuckerberg debuted his new look.
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The hype around Mark Zuckerberg's new chain necklace lives on, and the story behind it is pretty endearing.

The Meta CEO spoke with Eva Chen, the head of Instagram's fashion partnerships, about developments for Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses and spilled more information on his viral accessory choices.

"I'm in the process of designing a long-term chain," he said Tuesday in an Instagram post.

He said that as part of his "design process," he was testing out necklaces that would eventually hold an engraving of a prayer he reads to his daughters.

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Zuckerberg was spotted wearing a shorter-looking chain last week, prompting memes and talk of a "glow-up." (Another popular image floating around was of the billionaire edited to look as if he had a beard, but the chain is definitely real.)

This new venture into fashion has drawn comparisons to "mob chic" trends and rapper swag. But Zuckerberg said the necklace boiled down to a sentimental gesture to his children.

Either way, the move has certainly earned the Meta chief some internet cool points — though perhaps not from Instagram's Chen, who suggested the chain he was wearing in Tuesday's video should be a bit shorter.

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