0.40 Carats Chocolate Diamonds & 0.20 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set 14 Karat White Gold Pendant With 18” Adjustable 16” White Gold Rolo Chain
✨Chocolate Diamond Open Circle Pendant in 14K White Gold
Celebrate timeless elegance with this unique pendant, masterfully crafted in 14K white gold. Featuring 0.40 carats of natural chocolate diamonds paired with 0.20 carats of sparkling white diamonds (VS2 clarity), this piece balances warmth and brilliance in perfect harmony.
The circle motif, symbolic of eternity and unity, is adorned with rich chocolate diamonds that shimmer with natural depth and character. Two tapered white diamond accents crown the design, adding a refined touch of light.
Suspended from an adjustable 20” white gold rolo chain (adjustable to 19”), the pendant is both versatile and effortlessly stylish. The chain’s diamond-cut finish enhances its sparkle, perfectly complementing the pendant’s luxurious detail. Up grade lobster clasp.
- Total Diamond Weight: 0.60 carats (0.40 ctw chocolate diamonds, 0.20 ctw white diamonds, VS2)
- Metal: 14K White Gold
- Pendant Gold Weight: 1.7 g
- Chain: 20” adjustable rolo diamond-cut chain (2.3 g)
- Stones: All natural, mined diamonds
This piece is more than jewelry—it’s a conversation starter, a symbol of refined taste, and a testament to natural beauty. A rare pendant designed to be cherished for a lifetime.
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