What metal options are available for locket necklaces?
Locket necklaces are available in yellow, white, and rose gold as well as silver and platinum. Each metal option provides a different look for the locket design.
Can locket necklaces be engraved?
Yes, many locket necklaces can be engraved. An engravable filter makes it possible to browse designs that support personalization, such as adding initials or a meaningful date.
What gemstone options are available for locket necklaces?
Locket necklaces are available with natural or lab grown diamonds, sapphire, emerald, aquamarine, topaz, opal, pearl, and other gemstones. Plain metal designs without a gemstone are also available.
Can locket necklaces be layered with other necklaces?
Yes, locket necklaces can be layered with other necklaces of different chain lengths. Layering styles are included within the locket necklace collection.
Do locket necklaces make a thoughtful gift?
Yes, locket necklaces make a thoughtful gift for birthdays, anniversaries, and other special occasions. Adding a photo or engraving can make the gift especially personal.
Can locket necklaces be worn every day?
Yes, locket necklaces can be worn every day. Classic and pendant styles are especially popular for everyday wear.
What should be considered when choosing a locket necklace?
Metal color, gemstone, and chain style are all worth considering when choosing a locket necklace. Comparing these details helps find a design suited to individual preferences.
Can a locket necklace be paired with matching earrings or a bracelet?
Yes, a locket necklace can be paired with matching earrings or a bracelet. Coordinating metal and gemstone choices across pieces is a common approach.
How much do locket necklaces cost?
Locket necklaces are available across a range of price points based on metal, gemstone, and design detail. A price filter is available to browse necklaces within a specific budget.
How do I clean a locket necklace?
Locket necklaces can be cleaned at home with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Cleaning around the hinge and clasp regularly helps keep the locket functioning smoothly.
Diamond cut should not be confused with shape. Shape refers to the general outward appearance of the diamond, not its reflective qualities. Brilliant Earth currently carries the following shapes:
Oval
Round
Marquise
Emerald
Cushion
Old Mine
Pear
Radiant
Princess
Asscher
Heart
Color
A diamond's color is a natural and permanent characteristic. Colorless diamonds allow more light to pass through than a colored diamond, creating more sparkle and fire.
Absolutely colorless or icy white. The highest color grade—extremely rare and most expensive.
Clarity
A diamond’s clarity refers to the presence of impurities on and within the stone. When a rough stone is extracted from carbon deep beneath the earth, tiny traces of natural elements are almost always trapped inside. These elements are called flaws or inclusions because they are formed naturally and are unique to each stone.
10x magnification
Flawless with no internal or external flaws. Extremely rare and valuable.
Cut
The cut refers to the angles and proportions of a diamond. The cut of a diamond—its depth and width, and the uniformity of the facets—determines its beauty. The skill with which a diamond is cut determines how well it reflects and refracts light.
Exquisite quality cut to create the optimal combination of brilliance and fire. Reflects nearly all light that enters the diamond.
Top 3% of diamond quality based on cut.
Carat
A carat is the unit used to measure a diamond's weight. One carat equals 200 milligrams or 0.2 grams. Although carat weight and the size of a diamond are related, the carat does not directly measure diamond size.
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