Diamond Gold Collar Necklace

This stunning necklace is classic and awash with diamonds 2.0 ct total weight. The combination of the white gold and yellow beautifully accent the diamond circles. The coil design in...

A classic 18KT yellow gold braided necklace set with 15.03 carats of round brilliant diamonds. The braided links of the necklace alternate with pave set ...

A Victorian gold collar necklace, consisting of fancy polished yellow gold links and hidden-clasp, marked 15ct gold, circa 1880, measuring approx...

This necklace will be your next go-to piece of jewelry in your collection! You will be reaching for this necklace everyday whether it be getting ready for a date-night or a special e...

Hematite plaques, round diamonds, 18k yellow gold (Italian marks), signed Bvlgari, numbered. Size/Dimensions: 38.1 cm (15 in) Gross Weight: 174.8 grams Diamonds: 26 round with total ...

The defining flourish of a festoon necklace is the drama of its swag, opulently undulating and accenting the collarbones in radiant sparkle. Festooning has been used since ancient times, with the most recent celebratory example adorning the city of London at the Coronation of King Charles. In classical Greek and Roman architecture, the festoon was a garland of ribbons, flowers, fruit, or foliage draped between two supports, used as decoration and, at times, the symbol of saintliness, glory, or victory. These garlands were also worn on the body--on the head or around the neck to signify honor or celebration, and this tradition was carried forward to the Classical period, the Renaissance, and through to Victorian England, especially as a recurrent motif in paintings and sculpture. The festoon is also a type of necklace that contains several drapes or swags of gemstones, chains, and other sculptural elements as the critical elements of the design. The style became popular during the Georgian period (1714–1830s), carrying over into the Victorian era (1837–1901), and has been revived with many sparkling all-diamond...