12.38ct Absolute™ Checkerboard-Cut Pendant with 18" Chain

Absolute Checkerboard-Cut Pendant. Round, checkerboard-cut Absolute simulated diamond (approx. 15mm) set by prongs that have pear-shaped tips. Round Absolutes (approx. 1.10mm) bead-set in tips. Tiered rope-design on open gallery. 

Absolute Checkerboard-Cut Pendant Feature: 

• Approx. 12.38ct
• Sterling silver (rhodium-plated) or vermeil
• Measures approx. 1"L x 5/8"W
• 18" box chain with spring ring clasp
• Polished finish
• Stamped .925
• Made in China
• Boxed
  
  STONE INFORMATION
  Prong-set Absolute approx. 15mm, 12.35ct
  Bead-set Absolute approx. 1.10mm, .03ct BUYER'S INFORMATION This is the largest checkerboard cut pendant we currently offer to the customer! The round is our most popular cut in Absolute, yet we've added this special checkerboard faceting on top for a bit different of a sparkle, yet it's still so stunning. With over 12 carats, this is for no person scared of making a statement, as it sparkles for miles! The beaded basket that it sits upon is very unique while only 2 prongs hold the stone down so all you see is its facets.
  Absolute
  The look of diamonds Now you can enjoy the look of real, classic diamonds for a fraction of the cost.
  Top quality It's one of the finest-cut simulated diamonds available today.
  "A" quality stones The Absolute is considered an "A" quality stone.
  More light reflection than a diamond
  Sterling silver
  Sterling silver is 92.5% silver combined with 7.5% of a stronger alloy, which is generally copper
  Pure silver is soft; therefore, the harder copper is added to make the metal workable as jewelry
  Rhodium plating
  a hard, corrosion-resistant, silvery-white element of the platinum metal group
  used as an alloying agent to harden platinum and palladium
  very bright, hard, and highly reflective
  Vermeil 120 mils (3 microns) of 18K gold over sterling silver
  The marriage of 2 precious metals! with each piece of jewelry, you are wearing both silver and gold
  Incredible value
  Note: The Absolute simulated diamond carat weight represents the approximate weight of a real diamond of the same size.

Note: The Absolute simulated diamond carat weight represents the approximate weight of a real diamond of the same size.