A graduated rivière of bezel-set round brilliant lab-grown diamonds, rising from fine stones at the clasp to a larger diamond at the centre front. The smooth metal rim around each stone gives the necklace a soft, contemporary finish and lets the line sit cleanly against the skin. It is an understated take on a classic diamond necklace.
The necklace is set with 117 round brilliant lab-grown diamonds for a total of approximately 11 carats. The stones graduate gently in size, from around 2.3mm at the back to a 4.8mm diamond at the centre, each held in an individual bezel. A secure clasp fastens discreetly at the back. Finished by hand in your chosen metal.
Lab-grown diamonds: 117 round brilliant stones
Total carat weight: approximately 11ct
Centre stone: round, approximately 0.48ct (4.8mm)
Setting: bezel setting, graduated
Metal options: 14kt or 18kt White, Yellow or Rose Gold
Chain
Supplied as a complete necklace at the standard length shown in the render. Alternative sizing can be arranged as part of your made-to-order enquiry.
Made to Order
Every piece is crafted to your chosen metal and size. Our usual production lead time is approximately 3 weeks before dispatch. More complex pieces may take slightly longer. We confirm the expected timeframe in writing before production begins.
Styling
Sits neatly at the base of the throat and works equally well with daywear or evening looks.
Jewellery Care
Store separately in the pouch or box provided. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals, perfume, and chlorine. Clean gently with a soft cloth or mild soap solution. Remove before swimming, exercising, or sleeping. See our Materials & Care guide for full instructions.
Need help choosing?
Unsure on size, metal, or diamond specification? Email us and we'll guide you to the right option before you order — we reply personally, within two working days.
All pieces are made to order and ship in about 3 weeks, fully insured and tracked. UK delivery is free over £100. See our Shipping & Delivery and Returns & Refunds pages for full details.
