Emerald Pendant Necklace: Green Stones and Diamond Halos
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The necklace in this archive combines a row of oval green stones with a suspended pear shaped pendant. Bright halos outline the green centers, while the teal dress in the photographs gives the necklace a closely related background color. The original feature identified the stones as emeralds and diamonds.

How the pendant changes the silhouette
The oval links follow the neckline, while the pear shaped drop extends below them. That difference creates a clear focal point at the center. The close photographs help show the space between the necklace and pendant as well as the outline of each halo.


Choosing a necklace for your neckline
Compare the full portrait with the closer views. A pendant can sit very differently with a high collar, an open neckline or a strapless dress. Ask for the necklace length, drop measurement, clasp details and weight before deciding how it will fit.

Stone information and care
Green color in a photograph does not establish origin, treatment or quality. Request any available gemological reports and a written description of the actual stones. GIA’s emerald care guidance recommends warm soapy water and cautions against steam and ultrasonic cleaning. Ask a jeweler to inspect the settings and advise on the specific necklace before cleaning it.

Contact our Boca Raton team for current emerald jewelry. The photographed necklace is an archived feature, with availability to be confirmed.