Necklaces

In medieval Europe, diamonds became treasured possessions of the nobility and the church, regarded as precious and sacred tokens. Many royal members and church leaders wore diamond necklaces. By the Renaissance, diamond necklaces became more common, as artists and craftsmen created exquisite designs that gained popularity in the fashion world. In the 18th century, diamond necklaces officially became symbols of European nobility and high society.

In modern times, diamond necklaces remain a classic choice in women’s jewelry, serving not only as fashionable items but also as significant tokens of remembrance, such as engagement gifts, wedding memorabilia, and tokens of affection.

The variation in diamond necklaces lies in their chain lengths. The shortest chokers are ideal for individuals with slender necks, drawing attention to personal features. The collarbone chain suits round faces, creating a lengthening visual effect. Standard-length diamond necklaces are versatile and suitable for everyone, as long as they aren’t obscured by clothing. Longer chains are best for square-shaped faces, helping to soften the facial lines.

With carefully selected perfect cuts and various diamond shapes, our diamonds radiate the most dazzling array of colors. Each diamond shape reflects individuality, showcasing different styles. The delicate interplay of metallic hues and exquisite craftsmanship makes the diamonds shimmer between your neck, transforming JOY COLORi’s future diamond necklaces into an essential piece of daily jewelry.