Diamond necklaces in .925 sterling silver â crosses, hearts, open circles, infinity symbols and station designs, most on a matching silver chain and ready to wear.
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More about these necklaces
Silver and diamond together.
Sterling silver is .925 â 92.5% pure silver, stamped 925. It is the reason a diamond piece can sit at a fraction of the gold price, and most of these are rhodium finished, which keeps the white surface bright and slows tarnishing.
Carat weight.
Carat weight is the total across every stone in the piece, which is why a cluster or station design can carry a higher total than a solitaire at the same price. Each product page lists its own total weight.
How the stones are set.
Bezel settings wrap the stone in a rim of metal â the most secure choice for daily wear. Prong settings lift the stone so more light reaches it. Both are used here, and each product page says which.
Looking after it.
Sterling silver darkens with air and moisture; a soft polishing cloth brings it back. Take it off before swimming, and store it dry.
Common questions
Are these real diamonds?
Yes. Every piece on this page is set with genuine diamonds, and the few that are lab grown say so in the title and the description. Nothing here is cubic zirconia â CZ pieces live in their own collections.
What does .925 mean?
92.5% pure silver, the standard for sterling. The remaining 7.5% is alloy that gives the metal its strength. Each piece is stamped 925.
Will sterling silver tarnish?
It can darken with air and moisture, which a soft polishing cloth reverses. Most of these are rhodium finished, which slows it considerably.
