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Product Specifications
| Jewelry Information | |
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| Brand Name | Amazon.com Collection |
| Metal stamp | 14k |
| Metal | White gold |
| Material | Diamond, White gold |
| Gem Type | Diamond |
| Setting | Prongs |
| Height | 4.1 millimeters |
| Width | 16.65 millimeters |
| Length | 17.65 millimeters |
| Chain | Rope |
| Clasp | Spring ring |
| Total metal weight | 1.3 Grams |
| Diamond Information | |
|---|---|
| Minimum color | White |
| Minimum Total Carat Weight | 0.08 carats |
| Packaging Information | |
|---|---|
| Package | Regal Blue Sueded-Cloth Box |
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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
This beautifully ornate diamond filigree butterfly pendant will flutter its way right to her heart. Gorgeous detailing and sparkling diamond accents give this 14 karat white gold pendant a truly romantic look. It presents on a graceful, textured rope chain of 14 karat white gold. The chain measures 17 inches and fastens with a spring ring clasp.
About Diamonds
Diamond Clarity:
No two diamonds are alike. A diamond's most distinguishing characteristics are its inclusions, marks that are often invisible to the naked eye. However, under a jeweler's magnifying loupe or microscope they can look like crystals, tiny rivers, or clouds. A diamond's clarity is determined by the presence or absence of inclusions--fewer inclusions mean better clarity--and how visible they are. The greater a diamond's clarity, the greater its brilliance and value. A diamond categorized as internally flawless will have no inclusions, but this is extremely rare.
Diamond Color:
Though diamonds come in a wide range of colors, colorless diamonds have traditionally been considered the most valuable. Most diamonds are graded on a scale using the letters of the alphabet, from D (colorless), the best grade, through Z (a light yellow). It is difficult for the untrained eye to notice such variations in color unless stones are being compared side by side.
Diamond Carat Weight:
A diamond's weight is measured in carats, with one carat being equivalent to 100 points. You will often see a diamond referred to as a 3/4-carat stone or a 75-point diamond. Larger stones are often more highly valued, but size should not be the only consideration--high brilliance, which varies according to clarity, cut, and color grade, is highly desirable in a diamond.
Diamond Certification:
A diamond certificate represents independent verification that the stone purchased has all the qualities of cut, color, clarity, shape, and weight expected. It is a further indication of the condition and value of that diamond as represented on our site. Such certificates are issued by several agencies employing highly trained gemologists and provide an unbiased and accurate evaluation of the diamond. These gemologists scrutinize each stone to analyze its dimensions, clarity, cut, color, finish, symmetry, and other details.
Diamonds purchased from the Amazon.com Collection may be certified by the Gemological Institute of America or the International Gemological Institute. The type of certificate provided will be noted in the product specifications of your jewelry purchase; if you do not see a certificate type noted, one will not be provided.
Our Diamond Policy:
Amazon.com sources high-quality diamonds from some of the world's largest suppliers. All our diamond suppliers certify that to their best knowledge their diamonds are not conflict diamonds.
Diamond Care:
Diamonds, as the hardest substance on earth, are resistant to damage. However, diamond jewelry is set in different metals, and care will vary from piece to piece. Diamonds should be cleaned in a solution of one part ammonia to six parts water, using a gentle scrubbing brush to remove any dirt. It is a good idea to have them cleaned once a year by a professional jeweler, at which time the security of the setting can be checked as well. Diamond jewelry should be stored in a soft cloth pouch to ensure that the stone will not scratch other jewelry.
No two diamonds are alike. A diamond's most distinguishing characteristics are its inclusions, marks that are often invisible to the naked eye. However, under a jeweler's magnifying loupe or microscope they can look like crystals, tiny rivers, or clouds. A diamond's clarity is determined by the presence or absence of inclusions--fewer inclusions mean better clarity--and how visible they are. The greater a diamond's clarity, the greater its brilliance and value. A diamond categorized as internally flawless will have no inclusions, but this is extremely rare.
Diamond Color:
Though diamonds come in a wide range of colors, colorless diamonds have traditionally been considered the most valuable. Most diamonds are graded on a scale using the letters of the alphabet, from D (colorless), the best grade, through Z (a light yellow). It is difficult for the untrained eye to notice such variations in color unless stones are being compared side by side.
Diamond Carat Weight:
A diamond's weight is measured in carats, with one carat being equivalent to 100 points. You will often see a diamond referred to as a 3/4-carat stone or a 75-point diamond. Larger stones are often more highly valued, but size should not be the only consideration--high brilliance, which varies according to clarity, cut, and color grade, is highly desirable in a diamond.
Diamond Certification:
A diamond certificate represents independent verification that the stone purchased has all the qualities of cut, color, clarity, shape, and weight expected. It is a further indication of the condition and value of that diamond as represented on our site. Such certificates are issued by several agencies employing highly trained gemologists and provide an unbiased and accurate evaluation of the diamond. These gemologists scrutinize each stone to analyze its dimensions, clarity, cut, color, finish, symmetry, and other details.
Diamonds purchased from the Amazon.com Collection may be certified by the Gemological Institute of America or the International Gemological Institute. The type of certificate provided will be noted in the product specifications of your jewelry purchase; if you do not see a certificate type noted, one will not be provided.
Our Diamond Policy:
Amazon.com sources high-quality diamonds from some of the world's largest suppliers. All our diamond suppliers certify that to their best knowledge their diamonds are not conflict diamonds.
Diamond Care:
Diamonds, as the hardest substance on earth, are resistant to damage. However, diamond jewelry is set in different metals, and care will vary from piece to piece. Diamonds should be cleaned in a solution of one part ammonia to six parts water, using a gentle scrubbing brush to remove any dirt. It is a good idea to have them cleaned once a year by a professional jeweler, at which time the security of the setting can be checked as well. Diamond jewelry should be stored in a soft cloth pouch to ensure that the stone will not scratch other jewelry.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
I got this as a present after putting it on my wish list. I love it. It is really delicate and pretty. It's a little smaller than I thought it would be but still one of my favorite pieces of jewelry.
10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
This is a lovely necklace, the pictures do not do this necklace justice. It is much prettier in person. It was shipped fast and arrived as promised. I would highly recommend this piece for anyone who is looking for something like this.
15 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I was very happy when I got this piece, it's a little smaller than I thought but it's just as pretty. It gives off a great sparkle in the light. The chain is thin but it works well with size of the pendant. I love it!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Wife Loves It
I bought this necklace and butterfly pendant for my wife as a Valentines day gift and she loves it. The quality is just as good as anything I have bought in a jewelry store. Read more
Published 2 months ago by hlfbkd420
Picture and product not the same
Looks ok not that shiny did not live up to expectations. If you expect this necklace to be sparking then don't buy.
Published 5 months ago by Intenze
not that much value
the chain of this product is really thin that you are worried all the time it is possible to be cut off but the butterfly's size is not that much bad
it is not a good present... Read more
it is not a good present... Read more
Published 8 months ago by dro1982
lovely
this is a very beautiful pendent. very elegant and goes with anything. just change the chain cause it's very flimsy.
Published on May 7, 2009 by cherubia14
Pretty Filigree Necklace
This is a sweet and pretty necklace. The filigree work is well done. The chain is pretty flimsy though.
Published on December 5, 2008 by Enigma
Sparkly!!!
This was a birthday present from my boyfriend. I did have it on my wish list so that worked out just fine! And to see it in person I was definitely very happy! Read more
Published on June 25, 2008 by R. Adair
14 White Gold Butterfly pendant w diamond accent
When I received this item I was pleasantly surprised at how pretty it was. From reading the other reviews I had pictured it being very tiny, but i found that it is a perfect size,... Read more
Published on March 21, 2008 by Jezebel5
Not as bright as it looks
Doesn't shine like it looks like in the online pic, but my fiancee loves it so I can't really complain =)
Published on March 3, 2008 by G. Tom
shiney
Okay, I bought this as a gift for my sister. It is a lot smaller than I thought by looking at the picture online. It is however still very beautiful. Very shiney. Read more
Published on December 30, 2007 by Kristy M. Walker
R U Kidding .... Betty JAXNC
This was a total waste of money, it's a real cheapo like something out of a cracker jack box.
Published on January 19, 2007 by James A. Boese
