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This 15 ct. Bridal Pear Lab Diamond Necklace features pear-shaped lab-grown diamonds across three quarters of its 17-inch design. Crafted in polished 18K white gold, the necklace uses the distinctive pear cut to create a more defined outline while keeping the overall composition clean. The 3/4 diamond coverage gives the piece a substantial diamond presence without extending the stones around the entire necklace, creating a balanced design suited to bridal and formal jewellery styling.
• Custom carat options allow the necklace to be created in different total carat weights, including this 15 ct. design
• White lab-grown diamonds of excellent cut, VS1 or better clarity, colourless D-E-F
• One of IGI, IDT, HRD, SGL, GIA certificates is provided with the complete jewellery piece
• Available customisation in white, yellow, and rose 18K gold
• Diamond cuts may include round, oval, cushion, pear, radiant, emerald, marquise, asscher, princess, heart, and multishape for applicable custom designs
• Complementary express shipping
• Complementary personalisation
• Complementary signature emerald-green gift box
• Natural diamond option available
Craftsmanship with Precision and Care
Each Bridal Pear Lab Diamond (15 ct.) Necklace (17 in.) 3/4 Diamonds 18K White Gold is handcrafted in solid 18K gold and made to order. The lab-grown diamonds are selected for their excellent cut, brilliance, colourless D-E-F colour and VS1 or better clarity. One certification from IGI, IDT, HRD, SGL or GIA is provided with the complete jewellery piece. The necklace can be customised with your preferred total carat weight, metal colour and applicable diamond and setting details while retaining its pear diamond and 3/4 coverage design. A natural diamond version is also available with GIA-certified natural diamonds where applicable.
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Other jewellery (bracelets, bands, necklaces, earrings) can be certified by IGI, SGL, IDL or HRD.
Carat
- Carat weight has the most influence on diamond value. The weight or size of a diamond is measured in carats (ct.).
- Diamonds of different shapes may appear different sizes for the same carat weight.
- One carat weighs 1/5 of a gram and is divided into 100 points. For example:
0.75 carat = 75 points 1/2 carat = 50 points 1/4 carat = 25 points
- When diamonds are mined, large gems are discovered much less frequently than small ones. This rarity makes large diamonds much more valuable.
- Diamond prices rise exponentially with carat weight. So, a 2-carat diamond of a given quality is always worth more than two 1-carat diamonds of the same quality.
Color
- Diamonds are graded on a scale from colorless to light yellow or light brown. D-F falls within the colorless range, which is considered the rarest and most expensive.
- Fancy colored diamonds are those with hues other than yellow or brown, and they are graded separately.
- The color of diamonds is determined by comparing them to a master set of stones ranging from D (colorless) to Z (most yellow/brown).
- IGI assigns color grades for diamonds in the D-Z range by viewing them through the pavilion in a neutral environment to ensure accuracy.
Clarity
- Clarity evaluates a diamond's freedom from internal and external characteristics that occurred during formation, polishing, or wear.
- Clarity characteristics include inclusions (internal) and blemishes (external).
- Grading the clarity involves observing the number, nature, size, and position of these characteristics.
- IGI grading reports include diagrams showing clarity characteristics, marked in red for internal and green for external features.
- Cut quality significantly affects a diamond's appearance, including its brilliance, dispersion (fire), contrast patterns, and scintillation (sparkle).
- Man-made factors such as planning, proportions, cutting precision, and finishing details determine the diamond's visual properties.
- Diamond faceting has evolved over time, with different shapes and cutting styles available.


























