14K White Gold Diamond Tennis Necklace with Emerald-Cut Center
Product Details
Feature
Details
Product Type
Diamond Necklace
Design
Tennis Necklace with Center Stone
Metal
14K Solid White Gold
Stone Type
Natural White Diamonds
Center Stone Shape
Emerald Cut
Side Stone Shape
Round Brilliant Cut
Setting Style
Prong / Basket Setting
Closure
Box Clasp with Safety
Finish
High Polish
Description
Product Overview
A refined expression of luxury, this diamond tennis necklace is elevated by a striking emerald-cut center stone. Crafted in 14K white gold, the necklace features a seamless line of brilliant round diamonds that lead to a bold geometric centerpiece, adding depth and sophistication. Perfect for formal occasions or statement styling, this piece blends classic brilliance with modern elegance.
Key Features
- Classic tennis necklace with a bold emerald-cut center diamond
- Crafted in premium 14K white gold
- Accented with natural round brilliant-cut diamonds
- Eye-catching geometric centerpiece design
- Secure clasp for durability and comfort
- Ideal for evening wear, bridal jewelry, or luxury gifting
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