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A diamond necklace is the true symbol of decadent femininity. A supple pendant danging on a sparkling chain will make any woman feel like royalty. The market for diamond necklaces varies enough that any level of budget, from tight to astronomical, can find the perfect piece. Shoppers starting from scratch would be smart to start their search for the dream diamond necklace not on a particular jeweler or retailer but on a consumer review website or a general search engine that can provide both honest, accurate reviews and narrow product selection by budget.
Every woman who breathes loves Channel. A 14 caret white gold pronged diamond pendant necklace by Channel that weighs in with one third of a caret of diamond can be found online from selected retailers. This startlingly gorgeous and yet affordable necklace lists for $600 but can be found for as little $389.95 before tax and handling. The center stone of the pendant is set behind prong set diamonds. The subtly star shaped pendant hangs from a 16 inch chain adorned with star burst clusters close to the center.
Another breath taking white gold and diamond pendant necklace comes from Zales, one of the most reputable jewelers available. The entire weight, 1 full caret, of diamonds in this necklace are on the pronged center pendant. The simple white gold links that make up the 18 inch chain are classic, timeless and wonderfully accent the strong look of the large center stone which is surrounded by smaller stones of the same blissful sparkle. This necklace is markedly more expensive than the previous, however, listing at $2149.99.
What do you get when you mix 18 karat yellow gold, champagne quartz and Pave diamonds and pour it over decadent mother of pearl? You get the Marquise Pendant Necklace from Bergdorf Goodman’s Stephen Webster collection. While the diamonds in this pendant necklace share the spotlight with the marquise cut champagne quartz, they alone are what make this piece one of the most feminine and beautiful necklaces not currently around the neck of a queen or in a museum. This kind of quality craftsmanship and ethereal brilliance come with a hefty price tag. This crowning jewel of a diamond necklace can be purchased for $5,500.