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Sterling Silver Diamond Pendants & Charms, answered
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How do I choose between a locket and a gemstone pendant?
Choose a locket to hold a photo, a gemstone pendant for color. The lockets here come in heart, oval, round, octagon and cross shapes with diamond accents. The gemstone pendants are mostly heart shaped and pair a colored stone with diamond, so they suit everyday wear and birthstone gifts.
What affects the price of sterling silver diamond pendants and charms?
Size, stone type and diamond weight drive the price. A larger locket uses more silver, and a pendant with a lab-created or natural gemstone differs from one with only diamond accents. Total carat weight also matters. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which sterling silver diamond pendant and charm styles are most popular?
Lockets lead the list, especially heart and oval shapes. Round, rectangle, octagon and cross lockets with diamond accents appear near the top too. Heart pendants set with gemstones like topaz, peridot, sapphire and citrine follow close behind.
Are the colored gemstones in these pendants natural or lab-created?
It depends on the piece, so read each title. Some are named lab-created, such as sapphire, emerald, ruby and alexandrite. Others, like amethyst, garnet, peridot and topaz, are listed simply by stone name. Each product page spells out the stone details.
Is sterling silver durable enough to wear every day?
Yes, with sensible care. Sterling silver is a softer metal than gold, so it can scratch and darken over time. Take the piece off before swimming or cleaning, and store it dry and separate. See our jewelry care tips.
Which sterling silver pendant makes a good gift?
A heart locket is a warm gift for a mother or grandmother. It holds a photo and shows a diamond accent. For someone who loves color, pick a heart pendant in their birthstone shade, such as amethyst for purple or garnet for deep red.