Rose Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Necklaces
Soft pink gold, light at the collarbone. Each rose gold necklace here holds lab-grown diamonds, mostly as pendants: solitaires, halos, pavé shapes and floral clusters. Tennis and station styles complete the range. Choose the combined carat weight and the gold, 10K or 14K on most designs, with 18K offered on some.
$1,023 $2,046
$969 $1,938
$900 $1,800
$667 $1,334
$2,085 $4,170
$760 $1,520
$1,022 $2,044
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Three necklace silhouettes
- Pendant: one focal point on fine chain, from a lone bezel stone to a pavé halo.
- Tennis: an unbroken circle of lab-grown diamonds at the base of the neck.
- Station: stones spaced along chain, airy enough to layer with others.
Halo, solitaire or pavé
A solitaire lets a single round, oval or princess cut speak alone. A halo rings that center with small stones so it reads bigger from afar. Pavé and graduated pieces carpet a shape in tiny lab-grown diamonds, while vintage designs add milgrain and filigree that suit the pink metal.
Weight and karat
Most pendants are offered from 0.5 to 5 carats total weight, counted across every stone in the piece. 10K rose gold is a shade deeper and harder wearing; 14K is richer and softer in tone, and a few designs add 18K.
Wearing and storing
Fasten the clasp before applying perfume, and remove the necklace for swimming and sleep so the chain won't twist or snag. Hang it alone or lay it flat to avoid knots. Clean stones with mild sudsy water and a soft brush, then let the chain dry completely.
Rose Gold Lab-Grown Diamond Necklaces: Common Questions
How much does a rose gold diamond necklace cost?
Rose gold necklaces here with lab-grown diamonds open near $650, and many sit close to $900 at their lightest carat choice. Cost climbs with a higher total carat weight, with 14K or 18K over 10K, and with tennis styles, which carry far more stones than a pendant.
