Collection Page of Necklaces and Pendants

A diamond necklace pendant is a piece of jewelry that is worn around the neck and features a diamond as its centerpiece. The pendant is usually attached to a chain or cord, which allows it to hang down from the neck. The diamond can be cut into a variety of shapes, such as round, pear, oval, or square, and can range in size from small accent stones to larger centerpieces. Diamond necklace pendants can come in a variety of styles, from simple and understated to elaborate and ornate. Some designs feature a single diamond, while others have multiple diamonds arranged in intricate patterns. The setting of the diamond can also vary, with options including prong, bezel, or pave settings. Diamond necklace pendants are often given as gifts for special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, or weddings, and are considered to be a timeless and elegant piece of jewelry.

The “best” diamond for a necklace depends entirely on the type of setting and the wearer’s taste. However, there are certain characteristics of diamonds that are generally considered desirable when selecting a diamond for a necklace. One important factor is the diamond's cut, as it determines the diamond's sparkle and brilliance. A well-cut diamond will have excellent symmetry and proportion, which allows it to reflect light and create a beautiful sparkle. The most popular diamond cuts for necklaces are round brilliant, princess, and pear shapes. Another important factor is the diamond's clarity, which refers to the absence of inclusions or blemishes within the diamond. A higher clarity grade means that the diamond will have fewer flaws and will appear more brilliant and beautiful. Finally, the diamond's carat weight is also a consideration. A larger diamond will generally have more impact and presence, but it may also be more expensive. Ultimately, the best diamond for a necklace is one that fits within your budget and that you find beautiful and meaningful. It is important to purchase from a reputable jeweler who can provide a detailed diamond grading report and offer guidance on selecting the best diamond for your needs. A solitaire diamond pendant necklace will naturally have a larger stone as its centerpiece. Designs with specific shapes, such as diamond heart necklaces, necklaces with diamond pendants, also generally feature smaller stones in pave settings. The quality of a diamond is defined by the combination of the gem’s cut, color, and clarity. J’evar’s diamond necklace and pendants have a color range between D – G, and our clarity ranges from VVS - VS. This means that the minimum quality of a J’evar diamond is higher than what is offered by most brands. J'evar uses only Carbon Neutral Lab Grown Diamonds for all its jewelry

J’evar offers lab grown diamond pendants and necklaces at various price points. A simple solitaire diamond pendant necklace with a beautiful lab grown diamond might run $500 or less, while more elaborate pieces can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. J’evar sells only the finest lab grown diamond pendants produced by the House of ALTR, whose lab grown diamonds are the purest in the world. Altr Created Diamonds are unusually brilliant due to the extraordinary skill of the diamond cutters who work to create them. J’evar sets these exquisite lab grown diamond pendants in equally elegant settings, all made with recycled, sustainably sourced gold.

The diamonds in a diamond necklace pendant are highly durable–made from the hardest substance on earth, you’ll still want to establish a regular care routine. Here are some general care instructions for a diamond necklace pendant: Store it properly: When not in use, store your diamond necklace pendant in a jewelry box or soft pouch to protect it from scratches or other damage. Do not store it with other jewelry items as they can scratch against each other. Storing your White Gold , Yellow Gold or Sterling Silver diamond pendant necklace in a jewelry box or tray keeps it from getting scratched and tangled with other jewelry. Clean it regularly: Clean your diamond necklace pendant regularly to maintain its sparkle and shine. You can use a soft-bristled brush and a mild soap solution to gently clean the pendant. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the diamond or metal setting. Avoid wearing it during physical activities: Remove your diamond necklace pendant before engaging in physical activities such as sports, exercising, or swimming. Diamonds are durable, but they can still be damaged or dislodged from their setting if subjected to impact or pressure. By following these care instructions, you can help ensure that your diamond necklace pendant retains its beauty and value for years to come.