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Straight answers to what shoppers ask us most about this collection.
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What affects the price of pendants?
Karat, size, and diamond content drive pendant pricing. 10K costs less than 14K, and a larger or heavier pendant uses more gold. Diamond or lab-grown diamond accents and total carat weight add to the price. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.
Which pendant styles are most popular?
Crosses and crucifixes lead the list, followed by hearts. Diamond cross pendants and pavé diamond hearts appear near the top, with saint medals, animal designs and a Star of David close behind. Browse Cross Pendants to compare cross styles.
Which pendant size works best for everyday wear?
Smaller pendants around 9 to 25mm suit daily wear. A pavé diamond heart or a simple cross sits close to the neckline and goes with most outfits. Pendants of 40mm or more, like large medals, make a bolder statement.
What is the difference between a slide pendant and a regular pendant?
A slide pendant threads onto a chain instead of hanging from a fixed loop. It lets the pendant glide along the chain and sit flat. Omega slides and cross slides appear on this page, and you can browse them with the slide pendants filter.
What does satin, textured or diamond-cut mean on a pendant?
These are surface finishes that change how gold catches light. Polished is mirror-bright, satin is soft and matte, textured has a tactile pattern, and diamond-cut has tiny facets that sparkle. Many pendants here combine two finishes for contrast.
How do I choose between yellow, white, rose and two-tone gold?
Pick the color that matches the jewelry the wearer already owns. Yellow gold looks warm and classic, white gold looks cool and pairs well with diamonds, and rose gold has a soft pink tone. Two-tone mixes metals so it works with either. See Jewelry care for keeping the finish bright.