Lab Created Diamond Tennis Necklaces

Contact us with the product link, metal, length, and diamond weight you want. Our team can review the request and confirm whether that change is possible, along with the price and timing. Made to order means we make the piece for your order. It does not mean every change is available.

Check the selected metal, necklace length, total carat weight, stone size, clasp, and current price. Confirm the documents supplied with the piece. Review production time, delivery costs, and your order’s return eligibility. Ask our team to clarify any missing detail before paying, especially for custom requests or a time-sensitive gift.

A classic lab grown diamond tennis necklace forms a continuous line of diamonds. A diamond station necklace leaves visible chain between the stones. Our collection includes bezel set station, smile and Y styles. Check each necklace’s full photos to see where the diamonds sit and how much of the chain they cover. Source: JCK:Tennis Jewelry Is Evolving. JCK:The Tin Cup Necklace Makes a 2020s Comeback.

For the same necklace style, a 16 inch chain usually sits higher than an 18 inch chain. Your neck size affects the fit. Our lab grown diamond necklaces have a 16 inch chain with a 2 inch extender, about 40.6 cm plus 5.1 cm. Compare the length with a necklace you already wear, and leave space between chains when layering. Source: NIST: General Tables of Units of Measurement. Jewelers Mutual: The Art of Layering Necklaces Like a Pro.

Not always. Total carat weight, or CTW, means the combined weight of all diamonds in a necklace. Our 2.20 CTW arc necklace and 4.40 CTW station necklace both use 3 mm lab grown diamonds. The higher total weight comes from more diamonds, not larger individual stones. Compare diamond size and spacing, not just total carats, when choosing your everyday look. Source: Jewelers Mutual: What Does TW Mean in Jewelry and Why You Should Care.

Before fastening your lab grown diamond tennis necklace, check that the diamonds face outward and the links are not twisted. Try it at your preferred length and check how it sits as you move. If it keeps turning over, ask a jeweler to inspect the fit and links. Do not rely on the setting name alone when choosing a necklace that stays flat.

Match the metal, chain length and diamond coverage before comparing prices. Then check total carat weight, individual stone size, cut, color and clarity. Our lab grown diamond necklaces come in 14K solid gold or platinum. Compare the price for your chosen metal, and check delivery costs and return terms before buying.

A report for a finished diamond necklace is not the same as a separate report for each stone. A jewelry report describes the finished piece, while an individual diamond report covers one diamond. Before ordering a lab grown diamond necklace, ask us to confirm which documents come with your chosen style and what they cover.