
Sterling Silver Diamond Accent Tapered Cross Pendant Necklace
SKU: 026649NASH
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Grace meets quiet devotion in this tapered cross, its smooth, high-polish planes and softly faceted edges catching light like a whispered prayer. At the heart glows a single diamond, echoed by four at the pointed tips, each prong set within delicate diamond-shaped motifs for a subtle constellation effect. Forged in .925 sterling silver and finished with rhodium plating, it radiates a bright white luster while resisting tarnish for lasting brilliance. A classic 18-inch cable chain drapes at the collarbone and secures with a reliable spring ring clasp, making it effortless for daily wear or cherished occasions. Set with 0.04 cttw of natural round/single-cut diamonds (IāJ color, I1āI2 clarity, good cut), it balances purity and sparkle with understated grace. Thoughtfully crafted to become a keepsake, it invites layering or solitary reverence, a luminous touchstone that steadies the spirit and elevates every ensemble.
Grace meets quiet devotion in this tapered cross, its smooth, high-polish planes and softly faceted edges catching light like a whispered prayer. At the heart glows a single diamond, echoed by four at the pointed tips, each prong set within delicate diamond-shaped motifs for a subtle constellation effect. Forged in .925 sterling silver and finished with rhodium plating, it radiates a bright white luster while resisting tarnish for lasting brilliance. A classic 18-inch cable chain drapes at the collarbone and secures with a reliable spring ring clasp, making it effortless for daily wear or cherished occasions. Set with 0.04 cttw of natural round/single-cut diamonds (IāJ color, I1āI2 clarity, good cut), it balances purity and sparkle with understated grace. Thoughtfully crafted to become a keepsake, it invites layering or solitary reverence, a luminous touchstone that steadies the spirit and elevates every ensemble.











