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Gemstone Pendants & Charms, answered
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What affects the price of gemstone pendants and charms?
Metal, stone type and stone size drive the price. Sterling silver, 10K gold and 14K gold sit at different levels, and diamond, sapphire, ruby, emerald or amethyst each price differently. Total carat weight and the size of the piece matter too. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which gemstone pendant and charm styles are most popular?
Lab-created and diamond-accented pendants lead the list. Near the top are a sapphire heart locket in sterling silver, a pink sapphire and diamond oval in 10K yellow gold, an amethyst bezel slide in 14K yellow gold, and an emerald and diamond clover. Amethyst crosses and hearts follow close behind.
Are the gemstones here natural or lab-created?
It is a mix, and each title says which. Many sapphires, rubies and emeralds are labeled lab-created, and some diamonds are lab-grown. Amethyst and similar stones are named plainly. In general, natural emeralds are often oiled and some sapphires are heat treated, so check each product title.
Which birthstone color should I pick as a gift?
Match the stone to the wearer's birth month or favorite color. Amethyst is purple, sapphire is blue or pink, ruby is red and emerald is green. A small diamond-accented pendant is an easy choice if you are unsure. Browse more ideas in Gemstone Gifts.
Which pendants suit everyday wear?
Small single-stone pendants in 14K or 10K gold suit daily wear best. They sit close to the collar and have little to catch on clothing. Larger sterling silver amethyst designs, like the dragonfly or open heart, make a bolder statement for dressier days.
How do I care for a gemstone pendant?
Wipe it gently with a soft cloth after wearing. Store it separately so harder stones do not scratch it, and keep it away from perfume and cleaners. Amethyst and other colored stones can be washed with mild soap and water. See our jewelry care guide.