29.43 Carats Total Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Tennis Necklace in White Gold
At a glance
Shape
Round Brilliant
Carat
29.43ct
Colour
On Request
Metal
White Gold
This tennis necklace gathers 29.43 carats of round brilliant-cut diamonds in white gold into a single, unbroken river of light around the throat. Round brilliants return more fire than any other cut, and at this total weight the effect is genuinely luminous — a continuous line in which each stone is calibrated to its neighbour so the necklace reads as one whole rather than a sequence of individuals. That matching is the discipline of high jewellery, and it is what separates a fine tennis necklace from an ordinary one. The piece is as versatile as it is brilliant: composed for the most formal evening, easy enough to become a signature worn against an open neckline. Weight of this order in so wearable a form is a sound and tangible acquisition, holding its worth and passing intact through generations. Colour and clarity grades are available on request, with certification to accompany the necklace. Our private client team advises with discretion. We invite you to arrange a private viewing, or to open a quiet conversation in the Negotiation Room whenever it suits you.
Specifications
- Metal: White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 29.43ct
- Cut: Brilliant, Round
- Carat Weight
- 29.43ct
- Shape
- Round Brilliant
- Color
- On Request
- Metal
- White Gold
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-N-HJ-0075
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Independently certified — to your choice of GIA, IGI or HRD on request; documents shared privately with verified acquirers.
Authentication guarantee — if any piece does not match its stated specifications, full money-back refund.
Care — a soak in warm water with mild soap restores light return; have the prongs inspected annually.
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This tennis necklace gathers 29.43 carats of round brilliant-cut diamonds in white gold into a single, unbroken river of light around the throat. Round brilliants return more fire than any other cut, and at this total weight the effect is genuinely luminous — a continuous line in which each stone is calibrated to its neighbour so the necklace reads as one whole rather than a sequence of individuals. That matching is the discipline of high jewellery, and it is what separates a fine tennis necklace from an ordinary one. The piece is as versatile as it is brilliant: composed for the most formal evening, easy enough to become a signature worn against an open neckline. Weight of this order in so wearable a form is a sound and tangible acquisition, holding its worth and passing intact through generations. Colour and clarity grades are available on request, with certification to accompany the necklace. Our private client team advises with discretion. We invite you to arrange a private viewing, or to open a quiet conversation in the Negotiation Room whenever it suits you.
Specifications
- Metal: White Gold
- Diamond / Gem weight: 29.43ct
- Cut: Brilliant, Round
Alexandra Reed
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