50 carats emerald cut tennis necklace I-J VVS-Vs 0.70 carat each emerald cut
At a glance
Shape
Emerald Cut
Carat
50, 0.70ct
Colour
Brilliant White / J Color
Metal
On Request
The emerald cut is the connoisseur's choice — open, architectural, unforgiving of anything but quality — and here fifty carats of it form a single, calibrated tennis necklace. Each diamond weighs approximately 0.70 carat, matched in size and step-cut character so the line reads as one continuous, glassy ribbon of light. Colour is graded I to J and clarity VVS to VS, a balance of brightness and value that rewards a knowing eye, with the precise matching that defines a truly fine piece. Fifty carats of well-paired emerald-cut diamonds carry both presence and enduring worth, the sort of necklace that seldom returns to market once acquired. It is endlessly wearable — a defining classic for important evenings and a natural heirloom for the next generation. Metal is confirmed on request, with certification available to accompany the acquisition. A private client adviser guides each step discreetly. We invite you to a private viewing in the Negotiation Room, where the report and terms may be reviewed in confidence and at your leisure.
Specifications
- Diamond / Gem weight: 50, 0.70ct
- Cut: Emerald
- Colour: J
- Clarity: VVS
- Gemstones: Emerald
- Carat Weight
- 50, 0.70ct
- Shape
- Emerald Cut
- Color
- Brilliant White / J Color
- Metal
- On Request
- Certification
- GIA / IGI / HRD on request
- Treatment
- None · Natural
- Reference Number
- LD-N-TEN-0157
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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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The emerald cut is the connoisseur's choice — open, architectural, unforgiving of anything but quality — and here fifty carats of it form a single, calibrated tennis necklace. Each diamond weighs approximately 0.70 carat, matched in size and step-cut character so the line reads as one continuous, glassy ribbon of light. Colour is graded I to J and clarity VVS to VS, a balance of brightness and value that rewards a knowing eye, with the precise matching that defines a truly fine piece. Fifty carats of well-paired emerald-cut diamonds carry both presence and enduring worth, the sort of necklace that seldom returns to market once acquired. It is endlessly wearable — a defining classic for important evenings and a natural heirloom for the next generation. Metal is confirmed on request, with certification available to accompany the acquisition. A private client adviser guides each step discreetly. We invite you to a private viewing in the Negotiation Room, where the report and terms may be reviewed in confidence and at your leisure.
Specifications
- Diamond / Gem weight: 50, 0.70ct
- Cut: Emerald
- Colour: J
- Clarity: VVS
- Gemstones: Emerald
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