- Is this necklace suitable for everyday wear?
- Yes. 14K white gold and a flexible tennis setting handle daily use, though the rhodium finish will dull over time and benefit from re-plating. Take it off for gym sessions and swimming.
- How does SI clarity look in person?
- SI1–SI2 diamonds are eye-clean from a normal viewing distance but show small inclusions under close inspection or strong light. In a skinny line the stones are small, so most people notice sparkle before clarity.
- Will 16 inches fit me?
- 16 inches sits at the collarbone on an average neck. If you wear larger necklines or prefer a lower drop, measure a chain you already like and compare, since there is no extender.
- Can I layer it with other necklaces?
- Yes. The thin profile is made for layering with a shorter choker or a longer pendant chain. Keep the other pieces fine so they do not tangle with the tennis links.
- What should I check when it arrives?
- Inspect the clasp and the links for looseness, and confirm the diamond count and total carat weight against the paperwork. Check the stones under bright light for any that look dull or cloudy.
- Where is the Lana Jewelry Diamond Skinny Tennis Necklace 14K White Gold cheapest?
- At Neiman Marcus, for $7,765.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Lana Jewelry Diamond Skinny Tennis Necklace 14K White Gold?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus.