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My First De Beers
Aura Round Brilliant Diamond Pendant
Our My First De Beers collection distills our classic jewellery to quintessential forms, providing pieces such as this diamond pendant.
We created the Aura motif to modernise a Byzantine-era reference to halo-like crowns – characterised by the elegant line of micropavé diamonds contouring the ~0.20 carat round brilliant solitaire in this necklace. This micropavé halo lifts and enhances the Fire, Life and Brilliance of the central solitaire.
Each diamond is responsibly sourced and then hand-set onto a delicate 18K white gold chain measuring 45.0 cm, with sizing loops at 39.0 cm and 42.0 cm. Conceived with petite proportions, this diamond necklace makes an understated piece for everyday wear.
Original price
3950 €
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De Beers no.
N1022310245
- Centre Diamond : 0.20ct
- Melée carat weight: 0.07ct
- Approximate total carat weight: 0.29ct
- Material: 18K White Gold
- Necklace Length: 45cm
- Dimensions: Height: 11.3mm, Width: 7.1mm
- Adjustability: Extension Loop at 42cm
- To increase durability and increase resistance to tarnishing, all 18k white gold products have a thin layer of rhodium, which is one of the platinum group of metals.
We offer complimentary and secure shipping to selected countries.
Returns and exchanges are free of charge.
Meticulously selected by eye to find the perfect alignment of facets and angles, each De Beers diamond is chosen for its exquisite brilliance and sparkle. Responsibly and ethically sourced, every diamond is graded by the De Beers Institute of Diamonds and inscribed with the DB Marque, a sign of its extraordinary beauty and quality, before being crafted by the finest artisans into exceptional De Beers Jewellery Collections.
