Necklaces
Tennis necklaces
A line of matched diamonds that runs all the way around, each one set so the necklace lies flat and moves easily. Few pieces of diamond jewelry are more classic.
Choosing a tennis necklace
What makes a good one
- Matching
- Every stone should match in color and brightness, so the line looks even from end to end.
- Setting
- Four-prong settings show the most diamond. Bezel and three-prong settings each give a different look.
- Weight
- Total carat weights usually run from about three carats to fifteen and more.
- Clasp
- Look for a box clasp with a safety latch on each side.
Checked link by link
A tennis necklace has a lot of small parts. We check every link and clasp at the bench, and we'll tighten or repair one you already own.
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Necklaces
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Diamond pendants
Solitaire, halo, bezel, and initial pendants on a fine chain.
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Gold chains
Rope, box, cable, Figaro, and Cuban links in every length.
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Custom pendants
Names, initials, medallions, and pieces made from your own gold.
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Necklace and chain repair
Chains soldered, clasps replaced.
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Necklace cleaning
Links cleaned, clasps tested.
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Pendant and locket engraving
Discs, lockets, and medallions.
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Hours and directions
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Hours
- Monday to Friday
- 10am to 6pm
- Saturday
- 10am to 4pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Book an appointmentWalk-ins are always welcome