Princess cut necklaces

Necklaces such as a solitaire necklace feature a diamond whose setting is directly linked to a chain and cannot be moved. A pendant, as well as most medallions, feature a setting that hangs from a chain and can easily move. Diamond pendant necklaces dangle over the heart while many other necklaces lay flush along the neckline.

Your necklaces and fine jewelry designs should be forms of self-expression. Wearing a light chain or diamond-focused style everyday is entirely up to you. The most common necklaces for everyday wear, however, are solitaire necklaces that feature a single diamond attached to a solid gold chain. These necklaces can be classic solitaires, or feature a halo or bezel setting. Pendants and medallions are also popular choices for daily wear.

By selecting a lab-grown diamond necklace featuring diamonds sustainably created in our zero-emission foundry as well as recycled solid gold, your fine jewelry is a reflection of your values and style. 

The sustainably created diamond featured in your design is free from human or environmental toll — which means you can enjoy its beauty, guilt-free.

Absolutely. Diamond necklaces are not reserved only for special occasions, but can be worn on a daily basis to elevate your everyday style and keep something meaningful close to your heart.

A diamond necklace, with its timeless elegance and durable craftsmanship, can last a lifetime. When properly cared for, it remains a cherished heirloom, symbolizing lasting beauty and quality for generations to come.

The most popular types of necklaces are chain necklaces and solitaire necklaces. Chain necklaces are versatile and can be worn alone or with pendants, while solitaire necklaces feature a single diamond, making them timeless and elegant. Both are available in different metal colors, including yellow, white, and rose gold or sterling silver.