The shape of the heart is a universal sign for love, devotion, and warmth. Jewelry speaks close to the heart. It is a gift you give to show your compassion and desire for the ones you love. A fine necklace is a gift that speaks more than words to the recipient and shows true compassion they can take with them wherever they go.
A diamond necklace made of gold is the epitome of luxurious jewelry. The rarest gemstone in the world, the diamond shows you believe your loved one deserves only the finest. Wrap your heart around the neck of the one you love.
With 18 inches of fine crafted, solid yellow gold, this diamond necklace will sparkle and shine wherever it is seen. Retailing at more than $629, it can be yours today and at a price you would expect from a reputable jewelry dealer such as bidz.com.
“Today the House of Winston competes with the world’s toniest jewelers for the red carpet spotlight. At this year’s Academy Awards, The Devil Wears Prada star Anne Hathaway donned some 100 carats of diamonds from Van Cleef and Arpels; Aussie actress Naomi Watts dazzled in an 85-carat triple strand diamond necklace from Chopard; and Cartier provided Cameron Diaz nine-carat emerald earrings cushioned in 65 carats’ worth of rocks.” Forbes.com
And of course there is Jennifer Lopez’s “6.1-carat pink solitaire diamond from Harry Winston said to be worth $1.2 million.” But it doesn’t appear as if she will miss it very much as it appears that her diamonds have been replenished and she indeed does wear them well.
Camilla, wife of Prince Charles, must be on her mother-in-law’s good side. Those diamonds were lent to her by the Queen on the occasion of her 60th birthday.
“To help the Duchess of Cornwall celebrate her 60th birthday, the Queen lent her a stunning diamond necklace that once belonged to the Queen Mother.
Although the Queen did not go to Saturday night’s Highgrove party herself - her presence would have turned a ‘low-key’ private occasion into something more formal - the fact that she loaned Camilla her mother’s jewellery is a clear sign of the warmth between the women.
Experts said it would be impossible to put a price on the necklace because of its provenance. It was one of three the Queen Mother owned and was a present from her mother-in-law, Queen Mary.
Queen Mary had been given it by her parents, the Duke and Duchess of Teck, at her wedding to Prince George in July 1893.
According to guests at the party, Camilla looked radiant in the necklace.” dailymail.co.uk
Gwyneth Paltrow is seen wearing her borrowed Harry Winston jewels on Oscar night, as did most of the sparkling stars in that event. Harry Winston has long been the traditional jeweler lending bling to Hollywood’s luminaries.
“Each year, Winston lends a staggering $200 million worth of jewelry to celebrities. As those very celebrities walk down the red carpet dressed in the likes of Gucci, Versace or Cavalli, one other name is always implied: Harry Winston, jeweler to the stars.” hillary.com
What is of note here is the choker styled 40-carat diamond necklace, the choker style especially flattering with an uncomplicated neckline.
Spring is the perfect time to revitalize your jewelry collection with fresh and new Oscar inspired creations.
You’ll find dazzling confections of precious gemstone jewelry to bid on in our online auction, from diamond chokers to emerald earrings to topaz bracelets.
“Citrine was one of the stones used in the breastplate of the High Priest. In ancient times, it was carried as a protection against the plague, skin problems, snake bites, and evil thoughts.Known as “The Merchant’s Stone”, Citrine is said to bring prosperity when placed in a cash register as if drawing the money there.Since Citrine is reported to hold no negativity, it never requires cleansing or clearing.” controverscial.com
This stunning citrine, sapphire and diamond necklace seems to have captured all of the gold from the sun. The wearer of this regal necklace will be flattered by it’s natural luminescence - a brilliant choice for the one you love. Now available for bidding.
Made in USA Incredible Necklace With 126.11ctw Precious Stones Genuine Diamonds, Sapphires and Citrines Made of Solid 14K Yellow Gold
Total item weight 71.8g
Length 18in
If you want to give your lady the moon and the stars, then here is your opportunity. This marvelous diamond necklace features and excellent moon and stars design.
The necklace is made from 10K yellow gold. It weighs 4.5-grams and measures 18-inches long. The chain clasps with a spring ring.
Its pendant is 25.-5-millimeters wide and features 44 0.30ctw diamonds. The diamonds are round in shape with visible natural characteristics. They are tinted white and arranged in a marvelous half-moon crescent with star design.
You could pay over a grand for this item in a jewelry store, but a Bidz.comonline jewelry auction is sure to save you some cash.
What is it about gold and diamonds that makes us swoon? I’ve dug deep searching for an answer and the logical conclusion is that we are somehow genetically predisposed to appreciate precious metals and gems. That said, I guess there it’s no use fighting genetics.
Take this attractive white gold and diamond necklace. Valued at $970, its a great investment in beauty.
The necklace features 14K white gold. It is 18-inches long, has a total weight of 1.0-grams and clasps with a spring ring.
The pendant measure 18.4 x 3.0-millimeters. It is imbued with seven brilliant 0.25ctw diamonds. Each diamond is round in shape with a wesselton top. They all have great visible natural characteristics.
The shape of the heart is a universal sign for love, devotion, and warmth. Jewelry speaks close to the heart. It is a gift you give to show your compassion and desire for the ones you love. A fine necklace is a gift that speaks more than words to the recipient and shows true compassion they can take with them wherever they go.
If you want to give your lady the moon and the stars, then here is your opportunity. This marvelous diamond necklace features and excellent moon and stars design.
What is it about gold and diamonds that makes us swoon? I’ve dug deep searching for an answer and the logical conclusion is that we are somehow genetically predisposed to appreciate precious metals and gems. That said, I guess there it’s no use fighting genetics. 
