Sterling Silver 3/8 Cttw Diamond Marquise Station Necklace

Highlights

• Set with 25 round diamonds totaling 0.375 ct in an invisible setting across marquise-shaped stations.
• Diamonds are natural and untreated, graded H-I in color and SI1-SI2 in clarity.
• Crafted from rhodium plated .925 sterling silver for a bright, white finish.
• Chain measures 16 inches and fastens with a lobster claw clasp.
• Diamond is April's birthstone.

Good to Know

• Holds a total of 0.375 ct of natural, untreated diamonds across 25 stones.
• Rhodium plating gives the sterling silver a bright, white, reflective finish.
• Lobster claw clasp offers a more secure fastening than many lighter clasp styles.
• Rhodium plating is a surface layer over sterling silver, not solid precious metal, and will wear over time.
• Invisible
• set diamonds sit close together, which can make individual stones harder to inspect closely.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the necklace made from?

It is crafted from rhodium plated .925 sterling silver, which gives a bright, white, reflective finish over the sterling silver base. Rhodium plating also helps the piece resist tarnish compared to bare sterling silver.

How long is the chain and how does it close?

The chain measures 16 inches long and fastens with a lobster claw clasp. This clasp style closes with a sprung lever, which is a secure option though it takes a little dexterity to fasten.

What are the diamonds like on this piece?

The piece holds 25 round diamonds set in an invisible setting, with a total diamond weight of 0.375 ct. The diamonds are natural, untreated, and graded H-I in color with SI1-SI2 clarity.

How do I take care of this necklace?

Wipe it gently with a soft cloth to remove everyday oils and keep the finish bright. Keep it away from chlorine and perfume, and store it dry and closed when not being worn.

How to Care for Your Sterling Silver 3/8 Cttw Diamond Marquise Station Necklace

1. Wipe the piece with a soft cloth to remove oils and keep its finish bright.
2. Avoid contact with chlorine and perfume, which can affect the plating and metal.
3. Store the piece dry and closed when it is not being worn.
4. Avoid polishing compounds or dips, since these can wear down the plating over time.