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Ribbon Bow Pear Lab-Grown Blue Diamond Necklace in PT950 Platinum | 1 Carat | FVB | VS
Ribbon Bow Pear Lab-Grown Blue Diamond Necklace in PT950 Platinum | 1 Carat | FVB | VS
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Shuibe . Shenzhen . China.
China’s largest gold and jewelry hub.
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A pear-shaped lab-grown blue diamond falls like a single drop of cool water beneath a ribbon of pavé diamonds, its two shimmering bands crossing into a delicate bow above the stone. Three slender claws hold the pear open to the light, letting its icy blue facets glow with a calm, clear brilliance.
Sized to rest just below the collarbone on a fine platinum chain, this 1 carat Fancy Vivid Blue centre stone brings a quietly cool note of colour to evening and everyday dressing alike, and makes a thoughtful gift. Crafted in PT950 platinum, whose white lustre keeps the blue crisp and luminous against the skin.
Details
- Metal: PT950 platinum (95% pure)
- Diamond: Lab-grown diamond
- Shape: Pear (centre stone), round brilliant pavé accents
- Center diamond weight: 1 carat (1.03 ct as engraved)
- Accent diamond weight: 0.065 carat
- Color: FVB (Fancy Vivid Blue)
- Clarity: VS (Very Slightly Included)
- Design: Pear solitaire in a three-claw setting beneath a crossed pavé ribbon-bow bail
- Certification: IGI certificate provided by DANFÉE.
Diamond
Chain
Chain length may vary by style.
Care
Clean gently with mild soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry thoroughly. Avoid perfume, chlorine and harsh cleaners. Remove before swimming or exercise, and store separately.

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International Certification
DANFÉE provides certification for our diamonds and gemstones, so you can shop with confidence:
- Lab-Grown Diamonds: IGI certification.
- Natural Diamonds: GIA certification.
- Natural Sapphires / Aquamarines: GRC certification.
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Gold (chemical symbol Au) is a natural precious metal known for its timeless beauty, excellent durability, and resistance to tarnishing. It is widely used in fine jewelry, wedding rings, necklaces, bracelets, and other luxury accessories.
Questions About Gold
Gold “K”
Gold Karat Guide
| Gold Type | Purity | Gold Content | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10K Gold | 10/24 | 41.7% | Everyday wear |
| 14K Gold | 14/24 | 58.3% | Everyday fine jewelry |
| 18K Gold | 18/24 | 75.0% | Fine & luxury jewelry |
| 22K Gold | 22/24 | 91.7% | Traditional jewelry |
| 24K Gold | 24/24 | 99.9%+ | Investment & specialty use |
What Does “K” Mean?
K (Karat) indicates gold purity. 24K is pure gold, while a lower karat contains more alloy metals for added strength and durability.
For example, 18K = 75% gold.
Gold Colors
Yellow Gold
The classic and timeless gold color, known for its warm, rich, and traditional appearance.
White Gold
Gold combined with other metals to create a clean, bright, silvery-white appearance. It is often finished with rhodium plating for added brilliance.
Rose Gold
Gold combined with copper to create a soft, warm pink or rosy tone.
Note: Gold color does not determine gold purity. For example, 14K Yellow Gold, 14K White Gold, and 14K Rose Gold all contain 58.3% gold.
Gold Care
- Avoid contact with perfume, cosmetics, chlorine, and chemicals.
- Remove jewelry before showering, swimming, or exercising.
- Avoid impacts and friction; store jewelry separately.
- Clean gently with mild soap, warm water, and a soft cloth.
- Store in a dry jewelry box or soft pouch when not wearing.
Platinum (chemical symbol Pt) is a natural precious metal known for its high purity, durability, and naturally white color. It is widely used in fine jewelry and wedding rings.
Questions About Platinum
Platinum Pt950
Mark |
Platinum Content |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Pt999 |
99.9% |
High purity, softer |
Pt950 |
95.0% |
Commonly used in jewelry and wedding rings |
Pt900 |
90.0% |
Higher hardness |
Pt850 |
85.0% |
Lower platinum content |
Pt950 is one of the most common platinum standards used in jewelry and wedding rings.
Platinum Features
- Naturally White: Naturally white and resistant to yellowing.
- High Purity: Commonly available in high-purity grades such as Pt950.
- Corrosion Resistant: Resistant to everyday environmental exposure.
- Color Stable: Its color comes from the metal itself and does not require plating.
- High Density: Usually heavier than gold of the same volume.
- Ideal for Diamonds: Stable and durable, making it popular for wedding rings and diamond jewelry.
Platinum vs. White Gold
Platinum ≠ White Gold
- Platinum: Mainly composed of Platinum (Pt).
- White Gold: An alloy of gold and other metals, usually rhodium plated.
- Platinum: Naturally white and does not rely on plating to maintain its color.
Platinum Care
- Avoid strong impact and friction.
- Remove jewelry when exercising or doing household chores.
- Avoid strong acids, alkalis, and harsh chemicals.
- Clean gently with warm water and mild soap.
- Minor scratches are normal and can be professionally polished to restore the shine.