Necklaces & Pendants
A considered edit of hand-crafted necklaces and pendants—diamond tennis, refined chains and solitaire pendants—worked in 9k and 14k gold, sterling silver and select platinum, with natural and cultured diamonds.
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NECKLACES AND PENDANTS IN SOLID GOLD, STERLING SILVER AND PLATINUM. CRAFTED TO WEAR ALONE, OR LAYER
From a diamond tennis line necklace, a gold chain worn on its own, or a diamond or pearl pendant. All solid gold, and all fairly priced.
FIND YOUR NECKLACE BY TYPE
A diamond tennis necklace is a continuous line of diamonds worn at the collarbone. A gold chain is worn alone or layered. A pendant hangs from a chain, a diamond or a pearl. Start with the type, then choose the length and the gold.
SOLID GOLD, HONESTLY PRICED
Every chain and pendant is solid metal, never plated. Plated gold is a thin layer that wears through where a necklace moves most, at the clasp and the back of the neck. Solid gold holds its colour and strength for a lifetime, and we price it fairly, without a showroom markup, so real gold costs less than you might expect.
CHOOSING A LENGTH
Around 40 to 45cm sits at the collarbone and flatters most necklines. Around 50cm sits lower and layers over a shorter chain. For one necklace to wear every day, 40 to 45cm is the safe and flattering choice.
HOW TO LAYER
Wear two or three chains of different lengths together, a shorter and a longer, with a pendant on one. Keep the lengths a few centimetres apart so each sits on its own, and mixing gold tones looks deliberate.
CARING FOR YOUR NECKLACES
Wipe them with a soft cloth, take them off before swimming or heavy cleaning, and store them flat or hung so they do not knot.
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT NECKLACES & PENDANTS
WHAT IS THE MOST POPULAR NECKLACE LENGTH
Around 45cm, which sits just on the collarbone and suits most people and most necklines. It is the safe choice for an everyday necklace.
IS A SOLID GOLD NECKLACE WORTH IT?
For a piece you want to keep, yes. Plated necklaces wear through at the clasp and the back of the neck within a few years. Solid gold lasts a lifetime and holds its value, so it costs more upfront and less over time.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A NECKLACE AND A PENDANT?
A necklace is the whole piece, usually the chain. A pendant is what hangs from it, a diamond, a pearl or a gold shape. Many pendants can be bought with or without a chain.
HOW MANY NECKLACES SHOULD YOU LAYER?
Two or three is the sweet spot. Keep the lengths a few centimetres apart so each sits on its own, and vary the weight so they look like a considered set rather than a tangle.
WHAT NECKLACE MAKES A GOOD GIFT?
A solid gold pendant or a fine chain is a classic, personal gift. A diamond or pearl pendant marks a milestone, and because it is solid gold, it lasts a lifetime.

