Diamond Solitaire Necklace & Pendants
The stunning diamond solitaire necklace is a classic piece that every jewellery lover should own. A captivating stand alone gemstone suspended from silver, gold, rose gold or platinum chain, our solitaire necklaces are meticulously held in place using prong, bezel or illusion settings. If you're looking for an alluring gift that shines bright and captivates the heart, each diamond solitaire pendant invites light from all angles for maximum impact in the most understated way. Discover the fancy princess shape diamond, the traditional round solitaire necklace and the modern pear shape diamond design. With uncompromising quality at the forefront and always crafted to dazzle, each Abelini diamond solitaire pendant necklace is a piece of jewellery every woman should own.
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Diamond Pendants Faq
The cost of a solitaire pendant can range from around £100 to tens of thousands of pounds. The main four factors when it comes to the price of solitaire pendants are the 4 Cs – carat, cut, colour and clarity.
A solitaire that is colourless, well-cut, flawless and has a high carat weight will be much more expensive than a yellowed solitaire with flaws and lower carat weight.
Generally, the higher the quality (and carat) of a solitaire, the more likely it is to keep and increase its value over time. However, even smaller diamonds can make a good investment as they can hold as much as 95% of their value. But the actual value of the diamond will depend upon market fluctuations and its condition.
Diamond is a finite resource, meaning that there is only a certain amount to be extracted from the earth. As a result, diamond prices tend to go up rather than down.
There is no one size fits all answer to this question. A solitaire can be 0.20 carats or 2 carats in weight. There are many options at Abelini Jewellery to accommodate all budgets. So, whether you want something small or would prefer to make a statement, we have got you covered.
Diamonds are the world’s hardest naturally occurring substance, so they do not crack!
A diamond solitaire pendant can be subject to normal wear and tear, but with good upkeep, cleaning and ensuring you don't wear the solitaire pendant during exercise or DIY work, for instance, you can make sure that your heirloom diamond solitaire can sparkle down the generations.
If your solitaire diamond is real, it will have a Diamond Certificate of Authenticity. However, if you don’t have one, then taking your jewellery to a reputable jeweller is your next best option. They will be able to tell you if it's real or fake.
There are some at-home tests you can try too, such as placing the diamond into a glass of water. If it sinks, it’s a real diamond. If it floats, then unfortunately you have a fake on your hands.