14/20 Gold Filled Floating 6mm Lab Grown Diamond Slide Necklace

Highlights

• A 6mm lab grown diamond totals 0.92 ct in weight.
• The chain is finished in gold plated over gold filled metal.
• A floating slide design lets the diamond move along the 1.1 mm chain.
• A spring ring clasp secures the necklace.
• The necklace is available in a 16 inch or 18 inch length.

Good to Know

• The 0.92 ct lab grown diamond offers a substantial total weight for a single station piece.
• The floating slide design allows the diamond to move freely along the chain.
• Two length options, 16 inch and 18 inch, allow for a choice of fit.
• The plating over gold filled metal will not have the same durability as solid precious metal over time.
• The 1.1 mm chain is a fine gauge, so the necklace's presence is delicate rather than substantial.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the necklace made from?

The piece is made from gold plated over gold filled metal. The chain measures 1.1 mm and closes with a spring ring clasp.

What is the total diamond weight and how is the stone set?

The piece carries a 6mm lab grown diamond with a total weight of 0.92 ct. It is designed to sit along the chain in a floating slide style rather than being fixed at a single point.

What length options are available?

The piece is available in either a 16 inch or an 18 inch length. A 16 inch length typically sits as a choker at the base of the neck on most adults.

How should the piece be cared for?

Lab grown diamonds share the same hardness and structure as natural diamonds, so the stone itself holds its polish well over time. Store the piece separately and clean it gently to keep the metal and stone looking their best.

How to Care for Your 14/20 Gold Filled Floating 6mm Lab Grown Diamond Slide Necklace

1. Store the piece separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching the gold plated over gold filled surface.
2. Wipe the chain and lab grown diamond gently with a soft cloth after wearing to remove oils and residue.
3. Avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, and household chemicals, which can wear down the plating over time.
4. Remove the necklace before swimming, bathing, or exercising to limit exposure to moisture and friction.
5. Clean the lab grown diamond occasionally with a soft brush and mild soapy water to keep it clear.