South Pearls Studded Grand Diamond Sets

Over the years diamond has gained too much popularity among the women. It is considered as the precious most symbolic stone that definitely costs more but has a tendency to light up rather get a shine to any piece of necklace designed. 

When they say diamond is a girl's best friend it is just not for the sake of it. There is a reason why they are what they are. And the collection presented here is a proof of the grandeur diamond brings into the picture when it sets on a neckpiece design. 

Without a further do, let's dive straight into these pieces one by one and explore them individually. 

One of the most popular combinations in the jewellery area is diamonds paired up with green emeralds. Diamonds paired up with emeralds give out a completely different story altogether. This is exactly what you can experience from the piece above. 

The choker piece is filled with diamond detailing all over the choker band in leaf-like structures. The diamond setting is so intricate and tiny that it gives a different dimension altogether to this neckpiece. 

The green emeralds are in 2 bases in this piece- one is the rectangular shape structures on the top whereas the droplets at the bottom. The look is completed with south pearls hangings as drops from the bottom. 

The emerald-diamond combination does not end here, it follows through the next piece as well. This one is a beautiful layout that accentuates into a floral pattern in the center with diamonds studs all over like net pieces. It looks grand and so pleasing to the eyes. Small cut diamonds are placed on the entire design with emerald beads at the topmost layer. The piece leads on to a drop pendant with emerald in the center. 

If you want to look for something that is more towards ethnic traditional side over fine jewellery then this is an amalgamation of both. The white scheme is presented by cut diamonds all over with south sea pearls embedded on the bottom layer of the pendant as well as the necklace turnaround. The nakshi work in the band is nothing less than aesthetic with hints of color from precious stones.