Lab-Grown Diamond Cluster Necklaces, grown in light.
Many small stones, one bright shape. A lab-grown diamond cluster necklace gathers small stones into a single form: a rosette, an open heart, a flower, a kite or a sunburst. From a distance the group reads like one larger stone. Pick the metal and total carat weight on each product page; most designs offer 1 to 2 ct tw and beyond.
$5,509 $11,018
$900 $1,800
$1,190 $2,380
$2,390 $4,780
$1,030 $2,060
$900 $1,800
$1,032 $2,064
$820 $1,640
$660 $1,320
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Flower, heart or geometric
- Floral and rosette: petals of stones around a center, often inside milgrain or filigree frames for a vintage feel.
- Heart and teardrop: an outline traced in stones that sits light on the neck.
- Kite and sunburst: sharper lines for a modern cluster pendant.
What the carat covers
Carat options tally each stone in the cluster. Most styles come at 1, 1.5 and 2 ct tw, and many continue to 3–5 ct tw. Splitting weight across many small stones keeps a cluster well below the price of one solitaire of equal weight, and lab-grown stones lower it further.
Gold or silver
Most gold designs come in 10K or 14K, and one adds 18K. White gold sharpens the outline of a cluster; yellow and rose gold warm it. Silvadium, Novara's tarnish-resistant sterling silver, keeps the price lower.
Wearing a cluster pendant
Clusters hold many small prongs, so check now and then for a raised tip that could catch knit fabric. Give the pendant a brief bath in mild dish-soap water, work a soft brush around the openwork, then rinse and dry it before storing flat.
Lab-Grown Diamond Cluster Necklaces: Common Questions
What is a cluster necklace?
It is a necklace whose focal point is a tight group of small stones arranged to suggest a flower, a heart or a rosette. Gathered like this, they catch light as one larger spark. Novara's diamond cluster pendants use lab-grown diamonds in gold or silver, with the total weight chosen on each product page.
