The Collection / Necklaces / Round Solitaire Pendant
Our own photograph of this piece, color-balanced only. No stock imagery, no rendering.
Current inventory
One stone, six prongs, a fine chain and nothing else
A round brilliant in a six-prong basket on a fine white gold chain, photographed in its presentation box.
A solitaire pendant is the hardest piece in a collection to make interesting and the easiest to wear. There is no setting to admire and no design to date — the stone is either good or it is not, and everything about the piece points at it.
Six prongs rather than four is the choice worth noting. It holds a round stone more securely on a chain, where a pendant swings and knocks against things all day, and it keeps the outline circular instead of pinching it into a square.
| Category | Pendant, solitaire |
|---|---|
| Center | Round brilliant |
| Metal | White gold — karat confirmed on request |
| Setting | Six-prong basket |
| Chain | Fine white gold chain, shown; length on request |
| Carat weight | On request |
| Color & clarity | On request |
| Certification | Documentation supplied; details on request |
| Price | On request |
- Grading reports and an independent insurance appraisal supplied with every piece
- Specification and price confirmed in writing before anything is agreed
- Insured, signature-required delivery nationwide; hand-delivered in NY Metro
- Lifetime cleaning and prong checks
Why there are no numbers on this page
This is a real piece from current inventory, not a catalog entry. We publish only figures we can put in front of you on paper — so carat weight, color, clarity, the certificate and the price all come to you in writing on inquiry, usually the same day.
Can it be made again?
Yes, as a new commission. The same design can be rebuilt to your stone, your metal and your size. Because it is quoted stone-first, you see exactly what each change costs.
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