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Oval Natural Sapphire & Diamond Smile Necklace in 18K White Gold | 0.45 Carat Total | Vivid Blue | Eye-Clean
Oval Natural Sapphire & Diamond Smile Necklace in 18K White Gold | 0.45 Carat Total | Vivid Blue | Eye-Clean
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Shuibe . Shenzhen . China.
China’s largest gold and jewelry hub.
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A single oval sapphire rests between graduated diamonds on a softly curving bar, lifting at the ends like a quiet smile at the collarbone. Four slim claws and fine milgrain edges give it a delicate, heirloom feel.
The 0.38 carat natural Ceylon sapphire shows a Vivid Blue with clear, velvety depth, sharpened by 0.07 carat of natural diamonds. Set in 18K white gold on an adjustable 40–45 cm chain — easy for every day, and a meaningful September birthstone gift.
Details
- Metal: 18K white gold (75% gold)
- Gemstones: Natural sapphire and natural diamonds
- Origin: Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
- Centre stone: Oval-cut sapphire, 0.38 carat, four-claw setting with milgrain frame
- Side stones: Four round brilliant diamonds, 0.07 carat total, milgrain bezels
- Total stone weight: 0.45 carat
- Color: Vivid Blue
- Clarity: Eye-clean
- Pendant width: 17.5 mm (0.69 in)
- Design: Oval sapphire smile bar with graduated diamonds and milgrain detailing
Sapphire
A natural oval sapphire from Sri Lanka, known in the trade as Ceylon sapphire and long prized for its bright, luminous blue. Ceylon stones hold their colour well in both daylight and evening light, staying lively rather than turning inky.
Cornflower
Cornflower Blue
Provided by DANFÉE
Vivid
Vivid Blue
Medium
Medium Blue
Light
Light Blue
Low
Pale
Pale Blue
Top colourFineCommercial
High
LC
Loupe-clean
Provided by DANFÉE
EC
Eye-clean
SI
Slightly included
MI
Moderately included
Low
HI
Heavily included
Chain
35cm
14″
Collar
Provided by DANFÉE
40–45cm
15.7″–17.7″
Standard
50cm
20″
Matinee
55cm
22″
Matinee
60cm
24″
Long
Provided by DANFÉE
Cable
Snake
Box
Rope
Bead
Provided by DANFÉE
Slider
40–45cm
Extender
Fixed
Provided by DANFÉE
Lobster
Spring Ring
Box
Toggle
Slide the bead to set any length between 40 and 45 cm. A polished end tag finishes the chain.
Certificate
GRC
Gem Research Center
NGTC
Gemstone Testing Center
Every piece comes with its own report. Verify Certificate
Care
Clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Store on its own in a soft pouch and have the claws checked yearly.
Sapphire Guide
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Gold Karat Guide
| Gold Type | Stamp | Gold Content | Durability | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10K Gold | 417 | 41.7% | Very high | Budget-friendly, active everyday wear |
| 14K Gold | 585 | 58.3% | High | Everyday fine jewelry, engagement rings |
| 18K Gold | 750 | 75.0% | Medium | Fine & luxury jewelry, sensitive skin |
| 22K Gold | 916 | 91.7% | Low | Traditional & cultural jewelry |
| 24K Gold | 999 | 99.9% | Very low | Investment & bullion |
What Does “K” Mean?
K (Karat) measures gold purity out of 24 parts. 24K is nearly pure gold (99.9%). Lower karats mix in more alloy metals such as silver, copper, zinc, or palladium, which makes the metal harder and more affordable, but also changes its color, value, and how it wears over time.
To check the karat of your jewelry, look for the stamp (for example, “585” or “14K”) on the inside of a ring or near the clasp.
Lower Karat vs. Higher Karat
Lower karat (10K–14K)
- Harder and more resistant to scratches and dents
- More affordable
- Holds gemstones securely in settings
- Paler gold color
- More likely to tarnish or discolor skin over time
- Higher chance of skin reactions, due to more alloy metals
- Lower gold value
Higher karat (18K–24K)
- Richer, deeper gold color
- Gentler on sensitive skin
- Higher gold value
- Softer; scratches and bends more easily
- Less suited to delicate settings or heavy daily wear
- Higher price
Gold Colors
Yellow Gold
The classic, warm gold tone. Made by mixing gold with silver and copper. It needs no plating and is the easiest color to maintain.
White Gold
Gold alloyed with white metals such as palladium, nickel, or silver, then usually plated with rhodium for a bright, mirror-like finish. The rhodium layer gradually wears off and typically needs re-plating every 1–2 years. If you have a nickel allergy, ask us for nickel-free white gold.
Rose Gold
Gold alloyed with copper (and often a little silver) for a soft, warm pink tone. The copper makes it quite durable, and the color may deepen slightly with age.
Note: Gold color does not determine gold purity. 14K Yellow Gold, 14K White Gold, and 14K Rose Gold all contain 58.3% gold.
How to Choose
- Active lifestyle or tighter budget: 14K offers the best balance of durability and value.
- Sensitive skin: 18K, or nickel-free alloys.
- Rich color and lasting value: 18K or higher.
- Investment: 24K bullion rather than jewelry.
