An oval-cut lab-grown diamond, bezel-set on a fine paperclip chain. The Solane Pendant wears slim and modern — layered with other necklaces, worn on its own as an everyday piece, or given as an anniversary or graduation gift. Available in 14K and 18K yellow or white gold, from a half-carat to 2 carats, on five chain lengths.

Design

A smooth gold bezel wraps the oval diamond — no prongs, nothing to snag. The pendant sits flat against the skin and slips under a collar without catching. The paperclip chain is fine and elongated, designed to layer cleanly with shorter or longer necklaces.

Diamond Details

Pick your size from a half-carat to 2 carats. Every center stone is a lab-grown diamond, oval-cut, in the E color and VS clarity range.

Cut: Oval | Color: E | Clarity: VVS | Setting: Bezel, solitaire | Carat Total: 0.5 ct, 1 ct, 1.5 ct, 2 ct

Metals & Chain

Available in 14K Yellow Gold, 14K White Gold, 18K Yellow Gold, and 18K White Gold. The fine paperclip chain closes with a spring-ring clasp.

Chain lengths: 14", 16", 18", 14–16" adjustable, and 16–18" adjustable.

Care

Take it off before showering, swimming, or sleeping. Wipe with a soft cloth after wear. For a deeper clean, soak briefly in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap, brush gently around the bezel with a soft toothbrush, and pat dry.

FAQ

What chain length should I choose?
14" sits high on the neck, 16" falls just below the collarbone, and 18" rests at the top of the chest. The adjustable options give you two lengths in one — useful for layering or switching the look.

Is the diamond lab-grown?
Yes. Chemically and optically identical to a mined diamond, graded to the same standards.

Can I wear this every day?
Yes. The bezel protects the edges of the diamond, so it holds up well to daily wear. Take it off for the gym, shower, and pool.

Can I layer it with other necklaces?
Yes — the slim silhouette and fine chain were built for layering. Pair with a slightly longer or shorter chain for a clean stack.

What's the difference between 14K and 18K gold?
18K has more pure gold, giving it a richer color and a softer feel. 14K is more durable and less expensive — the standard pick for everyday wear.