Necklaces 23 products

Some pieces of jewelry try very hard to get your attention. This one assumes it already has it.

All the sparkle and elegance of its chemically identical mined counterparts. None of the checkered past.

We can’t be sure there aren’t mosquitoes harboring dinosaur blood in these.

It’s starting to feel like tennis is overrepresented in the jewelry space.

This much casual sophistication should really be considered cheating.

A simple necklace has its place. The right lariat thinks that place is the jewelry box.

A boldly long pearl necklace suggests a person who understands layering, drama, or possibly both.

Three shapes. Four carats. An abundance of meaning: the round stone of eternity, the teardrop of emotion, the rectangle of strength.

If we can be judged by the company we keep, this moissanite pendant surrounded by brilliant accent stones must have a sparkling personality.

A bit classier than the Starburst pendant your kid made you with a bit of string and a piece of ancient Halloween candy.

Eternity, harmony, wholeness. One circle pendant can say a lot, if you get everything else out of its way.

With this lab-grown diamond bow inside the gift, you’re excused from putting a bow on the outside.

If flowers go to Heaven, this is what they look like when they get there. A 6-carat bouquet of otherworldly fire.

If flowers are nature’s gems, these lab-grown moissanite diamond blossoms are science’s flowers.

This delicately crafted necklace captures a butterfly in mid-poise, its wings traced with facets of crystal that shift from subtle glimmer to full sparkle as the light changes.

Sleek, slender, svelte, stylish, subtle, sylphlike, and other adjectives with “S” and “L” sounds.

Because tennis isn’t just for bracelets anymore.

For those who believe understatement is a waste of time.

This garden of sparkles proves that “restrained extravagance” isn’t a contradiction in terms.

As is true with onions and ogres, sometimes in life there are layers to things.

Wear it like a super hero. Secret identity optional.

You know what they say: glittering things come in bunches. And by “they”, we mean "we’.

Fashionable enough for a murder mystery, relaxed enough for the grocery store.