Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Vintage Necklaces, grown in light.
Milgrain, filigree and old-world scrollwork. This vintage gold necklace range borrows its details from antique jewelry: beaded edges, openwork medallions, floral clusters and cross pendants, each set with lab-grown diamonds. On the product page you choose white, yellow or rose gold, 10K or 14K, and the pendant's total lab-grown diamond weight.
$1,260 $2,520
$875 $1,750
$900 $1,800
$2,390 $4,780
$1,030 $2,060
$960 $1,920
$900 $1,800
$1,060 $2,120
$900 $1,800
$1,050 $2,100
$1,589 $3,178
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Reading the antique details
Two heirloom techniques shape most of these pendants. Milgrain lines an outline with minute raised dots of gold, giving the edge a soft, hand-tooled finish. Filigree twists slender gold threads into lace-like openings, so a medallion looks airy even at a generous diameter. Art deco fans usually lean toward the crisper bezel and halo frames; floral and scrollwork pieces feel closer to Victorian keepsakes.
Choosing the gold color
- Yellow gold: the warmest tone, nearest to an inherited antique gold pendant.
- Rose gold: a muted blush that flatters petals and beading.
- White gold: a cool surround that makes the lab-grown diamonds read whiter.
All three colors are offered on each design, as 10K or 14K. The 14K option carries a higher share of fine gold and a deeper hue; 10K is tougher and lighter on the budget.
How much sparkle
The carat option counts all lab-grown diamonds on a pendant together, as total weight. A 1 ct tw option appears on almost all designs, and many span roughly 0.5 ct tw to somewhere between 4 and 6 ct tw. Round stones lead, with occasional princess, oval and emerald cut centers.
Wearing and cleaning milgrain
Beaded rims and pierced work hold onto lotion and dust, which clouds the stones. Rest the pendant briefly in a bowl of soapy, lukewarm water, sweep the crevices with a baby toothbrush, then rinse and dry on a lint-free cloth. Remove it before a swim, and lay the chain out straight in its box to prevent knots.
Ring questions, answered.
How do I choose an engagement ring?
Start with the shape she loves, then the setting style. Our gemologists can help you balance carat, cut and budget on a free video call.
Can I build my own engagement ring?
Yes — pick a setting, then a diamond, and review the finished ring before it goes to the bench.
Does the diamond price include the setting?
Diamond and setting are priced separately in the ring builder, and the total is shown before you add the ring to your bag.
How do I find my ring size?
Use our ring size guide, or order a free ring sizer — it arrives in 2–3 days.
Can I return or resize my ring?
You can return it within 30 days (a 10% restocking fee applies to resized or engraved pieces), and your first resize within 60 days of delivery is free.
Should I insure my engagement ring?
We recommend it. Every ring ships fully insured; once it is yours, a separate jewelry insurance policy covers loss, theft and accidental damage.
