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SKU : UN-3836
10K 1.37CT Diamond Cluster Cross Pendant in Yellow Gold
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Luminous diamonds are arranged in a series of radiant clusters to form this classic cross pendant. Crafted in warm yellow gold, the design features a matching diamond-encrusted bail that completes the piece.
Design & Features
This classic cross pendant is crafted in warm yellow gold, featuring diamonds arranged in a series of radiant clusters, completed by a matching diamond-encrusted bail.
Benefits & Use Cases
The cluster diamond design and classic cross silhouette make this pendant a versatile choice for everyday wear, ideal for personal use or as a meaningful gift for milestones and special occasions.
Key Features
- Crafted in 10K yellow gold
- 1.37 total carat weight of diamonds
- Classic cross silhouette
- Diamonds arranged in radiant clusters
- Matching diamond-encrusted bail
- Luminous, dimensional diamond design
Specifications
- Metal: 10K Yellow Gold
- Total Diamond Weight: 1.37 CT
- Setting Style: Cluster
- Bail Type: Diamond-Encrusted
- Length: 1.54"
- Width: 0.80"
Important Note
Solid gold is a soft precious metal. Store this piece separately, keep it away from perfume and chlorine, and polish it with a soft cloth. Custom or engraved pieces are crafted to order and may add 5Ć¢ā¬ā7 business days before shipping.
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FAQs
What metal is this cross pendant made of?
This pendant is crafted in 10K yellow gold, offering a warm tone and durability suited for a diamond cluster design.
What is the total diamond weight of this pendant?
The pendant features a total diamond weight of 1.37 carats arranged in radiant clusters.
What is a 'diamond cluster' setting?
A diamond cluster setting groups multiple smaller diamonds closely together to create the visual effect of a larger, more radiant stone at each point of the design.
How many clusters make up the cross design?
The cross is formed from a series of radiant diamond clusters positioned along its classic cross silhouette.
Does the diamond detailing extend to the bail?
Yes, the pendant features a matching diamond-encrusted bail that completes the overall design.
What are the dimensions of this pendant?
The pendant measures 1.54 inches in length and 0.80 inches in width.
Does this pendant come with a chain?
The product information provided describes only the pendant; chain inclusion is not specified, so please confirm with the seller.
Is this cross pendant a good gift option?
Its classic silhouette and radiant cluster design make it a meaningful and timeless gift choice for milestones or special occasions.
What does 'articulated bail' mean for this pendant?
The bail is diamond-encrusted and designed to hold the pendant securely while allowing it to hang naturally on a chain.
How should I care for this diamond pendant?
It's best to remove the pendant before swimming, exercising, or applying lotions and perfumes, and to store it separately to prevent scratches.
How can I keep the diamonds sparkling on this pendant?
Gentle cleaning with a soft brush and mild soapy water helps maintain the brilliance of the diamond clusters.
Why is 10K gold used for this pendant?
10K gold has a higher alloy content than higher karat golds, offering added durability suited for a cluster-style diamond setting.
Does this pendant come with a diamond certification?
No certification details are included in the product information provided; please confirm with the seller if documentation is needed.
What color is the gold used in this pendant?
The pendant is crafted in warm yellow gold, complementing the luminous diamond clusters.
Is this pendant suited for everyday wear?
Its classic cross design and secure cluster setting make it well-suited for regular, everyday wear.
How does a cluster design differ from a solitaire setting?
A cluster design uses multiple smaller diamonds grouped together at each point, while a solitaire uses a single larger stone; the cluster style here creates a fuller, more radiant look across the cross.