1. Plural of collaret; small ornamental collars or neckpieces, often made of lace, fur, or other decorative material.
Usage: Chiefly historical or fashion-related; Often used in descriptions of period clothing or formal wear
2. In heraldry, small ring-shaped charges or ornamental bands depicted around the neck of an animal.
Usage: heraldic; technical

Examples

• The Victorian dress was adorned with delicate lace collarets at the neckline.
• She collected antique collarets from various European fashion houses.
• The portrait showed the noblewoman wearing fur collarets as a sign of wealth.
• In the heraldic design, the lion wore golden collarets around its neck.
• The costume designer added several collarets to complete the period ensemble.