Found in Song of Songs 1:10, this phrase describes the beloved's neck as beautiful 'with strings of beads' (בַּחֲרוּזִים). The root suggests threading or stringing, pointing to ornamental chains or strands of precious beads worn as jewelry. The context pairs this with reference to 'rows of jewels,' creating an image of layered, luxurious adornment. Spanish 'collares' (necklaces) and French 'colliers' (necklaces) interpret the function, while the Hebrew plural suggests multiple strands or types of beaded ornament.