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One carat is where a diamond necklace becomes a daily signature rather than an occasion piece. The House holds 124 pieces at this weight, from single pendants to the opening weights of the tennis and rivière lines, every stone certified by GIA, IGI or HRD.
It depends on the form. On a pendant it is usually one stone; on a tennis or rivière line it is the total across every diamond in the strand. Each piece here states which convention applies, plainly, alongside the certificate.
A pendant puts the full carat in one visible stone; a tennis line spreads it across a row of matched diamonds; a rivière graduates the weight toward the centre. All three are made to order in platinum or 18K gold.
Explore the tennis necklace collection, the rivière collection, or every necklace in the House. Brink's-insured delivery, USA and worldwide.