Complimentary insured shipping  ·  30-day returns  ·  Lifetime warranty

Diamond Necklaces

4 pieces · made to order

A diamond at the collarbone — bezel pendants, halo drops, and everyday brilliance.

About diamond necklaces

A diamond necklace puts light exactly where people look. The solitaire pendant is the form's perfect sentence — one certified stone, bezel or prong set, on a chain that fits your neckline — while halo drops and tennis necklaces raise the volume for occasions.

Aurelle diamond necklaces are made to order in 14k and 18k yellow, white, and rose gold and in platinum, with GIA, IGI, or GCAL certified natural or lab-grown diamonds.

Choose the stone size for your daily life, the chain length for your necklines, and the setting for your habits — bezels for hands-on days, prongs for maximum light. Lifetime warranty on every piece.

Diamond Necklaces FAQ

How much is a diamond pendant necklace?+

Lab-grown solitaire pendants start in the hundreds; a one-carat natural pendant typically runs several thousand depending on grade. The stone is most of the price, so choosing lab-grown or dropping one color grade stretches the budget furthest.

What length should a diamond necklace be?+

Eighteen inches — resting just below the collarbone — is the classic pendant length. Sixteen inches sits at the collarbone for higher necklines; twenty inches suits layering. Every Aurelle necklace is made to your chosen length.

What size diamond is best for a solitaire necklace?+

A half-carat reads elegant and everyday; three-quarters to one carat is the classic gift size; beyond a carat and a half the pendant leads the outfit. Cut quality does more for a pendant's fire than raw carat weight.

Diamond pendant vs. tennis necklace — what is the difference?+

A pendant is a single stone on a chain; a tennis necklace is a continuous line of set diamonds circling the neck. Pendants are the everyday classic; tennis necklaces are occasion pieces at a substantially higher carat weight and price.

Can I wear a diamond necklace in the shower?+

Occasionally it will survive, but soap film dulls sparkle and repeated moisture stresses clasps — better to take it off. A quick rinse in warm soapy water once a month keeps the stone at full brightness.

Is a diamond necklace a good gift?+

It is the most-gifted piece in fine jewelry for good reason: no sizing required, universally wearable, and meaningful at many budgets. With made-to-order production at two to three weeks, order ahead of the date.

Explore related pages