Spectra Fine Jewelry Chain Necklaces

This exceptional Van Cleef & Arpels Vintage Alhambra necklace features 20 clover-shaped turquoise motifs, each radiating the iconic elegance of the Maison. Crafted in 18k yellow gold...

A unique chain necklace comprising of rose-cut and pave diamonds with the total weight of 62.92 carats. Diamond weight breakdown: 112 rose-cut diamonds weighing 62.74 carats (0.56 ...

This Palmiero Multicolored Sapphire Diamond Sautoir Necklace, an Italian creation from the 21st century, transforms the traditional silk scarf into a modern, deconstructed masterpiec...

This contemporary Demi Parure Suite, crafted in the 21st century, is a mesmerizing masterpiece that dances to the tune of elegance and creativity. Comprising a link necklace and a pa...

Conch pearls (pronounced KONK) are among the rarest and most valuable of all natural pearls. It has been estimated that approximately 15,000 conch must be harvested before a single pearl is found. An exceptional piece (pearls over 10 carats and exhibiting a strong chatoyant like flame pattern) may take as many as 50,000. Though pearls can be found in a variety of conch, it is the pearl from the Strombus Gigas or the Queen Conch, that has become the most widely known and collected. This is due in part to the wide variety of colors that it produces. Pearls can be found in colors of white, brown, beige, orange, pink and red, the latter two being the most highly prized. Finding a gem-quality conch pearl is known amongst fishermen as "the lotto". High prices are paid for such pearls, further adding to their allure. Over the last century, conch pearls have captured the attention of prestigious designers and jewelers alike. Conch pearls can be found in the world's most exclusive jewelry stores. The exquisite Conch Pearl Diamond Necklace...

Conch pearls (pronounced KONK) are among the rarest and most valuable of all natural pearls. It has been estimated that approximately 15,000 conch must be harvested before a single pearl is found. An exceptional piece (pearls over 10 carats and exhibiting a strong chatoyant like flame pattern) may take as many as 50,000. Though pearls can be found in a variety of conch, it is the pearl from the Queen Conch, that has become the most widely known and collected. This is due in part to the wide variety of colors that it produces. Pearls can be found in colors of white, brown, beige, orange, pink and red, the latter two being the most highly prized. Finding a gem-quality conch pearl is known amongst fishermen as "the lotto". High prices are paid for such pearls, further adding to their allure. Over the last century, conch pearls have captured the attention of prestigious designers and jewelers alike. Conch pearls can be found in the world's most exclusive jewelry stores. The exquisite Conch Pearl Diamond...

A stunning diamond-by-the-yard chain featuring 68 round diamonds weighing 25.81 carats total (0.38 carats each). The diamonds are all natural, not certified and are equivalent to F-G...

Emerald’s beautiful green color has captivated, soothed, and excited since the times of Cleopatra. The Queen of Ancient Egypt loved using the stones for lavish jewelry, and also cons...

this exquisite chain necklace is a true fusion of luxury and style. Crafted in 18K white gold, it boasts a stunning arrangement of briolette-cut emeralds and mix-shaped diamonds, cre...

Indulge in the enchanting world of "diamonds by the yard," a concept that exudes a whimsical charm, particularly for those with a passion for sewing and a penchant for exploring the trim shops nestled in the bustling Garment District of New York City. This imaginative term is credited to the iconic fashion designer Halston...