Marketing: Diamond Pendants

Diamond Pendants: The Classic Gift

Using only the most exceptional, conflict-free diamonds, our beautiful selection of exquisitely handmade diamond pendants shimmer with light and brilliance.

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As charming as they are varied, diamond pendants are the classic gift for a loved one. Elegant and refined or dazzling and dynamic there's a style to suit everyone. From the classic solitiare pendant through to animal inspired creations and religious emblems, The Diamond Store has a huge selection of beautifully handmade diamond pendant necklaces to match any occasion.

Whether you are looking for a traditional white gold cross pendant, a striking tanzanite pendant or one of our delicious ruby pendants, all are made to The Diamond Store's same exacting standards and come with UK hallmarking. Each is packaged up in our exclusive presentation set complete with free insurance valuation at the recommended retail price, certificate of authenticity on all platinum and 18K jewellery, plus an independent diamond certification on solitaire pendants.

Compared to high street jewellers, prices on our diamond pendants can be as much as 60 percent less, plus delivery within the UK is absolutely free. The Diamond Store also has a 30 day money back guarantee with freepost returns label so if you are not completely satisfied with your diamond pendant you can return it for a full refund (conditions apply).

For similar items of diamond jewellery, take a look at The Diamond Store's diamond collarete necklaces, diamond horseshoe necklaces and diamond wishbone necklaces.

Interesting Facts About Pendants.....

A pendant is essentially a large charm which hangs around the head and neck and is intended to be worn close to the wearer's heart. This position is believed to accentuate communication skills and encourage positive energy to flow to the nearest bodily organs. Called the 'Adam and Eve' of jewellery, the pendant has been one of the most prized ornaments throughout the ages and the rich and elite aristocracy of both sexes have chosen to wear this stylish adornment.

Originally, pendants were made from ivory, horn, dried berries and stone beads. The oldest known pendant is over 25,000 years old and made of fish vertebrae. Fortunately today pendants are slightly less gruesome and can be set with anything from semi precious stones to swarovski crystals, feng shui charms or diamonds, and can be worn with outfits as varied as a t-shirt and jeans to a full-length evening gown.