Diamond Bolo Necklace
The diamond bolo necklace is perfect for anyone that wants an easily adjustable day to night look. Simply move the slider to pull over your head, no clasps to fuss with, and adjust to your desired length. Can be layered and stacked with other jewelry also.
The Riviera Necklace
Named after the glamorous French Riviera, this necklace style evokes the effortless sophistication of seaside soirées and vintage Hollywood. Traditionally featuring a graduated line of diamonds—larger stones at the center tapering to smaller ones at the ends—the Riviera necklace was designed to frame the neckline with a soft, luminous curve. Its origins trace back to the 18th century, but it surged in popularity during the Art Deco era, when symmetry and sparkle reigned supreme.Today, modern interpretations of the Riviera necklace often feature uniform diamonds for a sleek, contemporary look, making it a versatile piece for both everyday elegance and red-carpet moments.
Diamond Tennis Necklace
The tennis necklace, with its evenly matched diamonds in a continuous strand, owes its name to an unexpected moment in sports history. During the 1987 U.S. Open, tennis star Chris Evert’s diamond bracelet snapped mid-match, prompting a pause in play as she searched for it. The incident sparked a trend—and a name—that would forever link fine jewelry with athletic grace.Though originally associated with bracelets, the “tennis” style quickly extended to necklaces, celebrated for their clean lines, secure settings, and timeless appeal. Whether worn solo or layered, the tennis necklace is a symbol of strength, style, and enduring beauty.