14K White Gold Cushion-Shaped Jerusalem Cross Pendant Necklace with Blue Enamel and 77 Pavé Diamonds – 1.43 TCW

14K White Gold, Enamel, 77 Diamonds 1.43 tcw

Size: 19 mm x 22 mm / 0.74” x 0.86”

Containing over a carat’s worth of fine diamonds, this exceptional 14k white gold pendant is an heirloom-quality masterpiece that will undoubtedly enchant whoever receives it! Vintage-inspired and stylishly unique, this classy cushion-shaped pendant uses bold blue enamel to add a thrilling pop of color to the center, creating an eye-catching backdrop for the striking diamond-studded Jerusalem Cross mounted in the middle. Ringed with dozens of diamonds pavéd into the gently sloping sides, embellishing the back of the pendant is the word “Jerusalem” engraved in a tasteful font, giving this alluring trinket a simple connection to the blessed city that makes it even more special. Sure to be a memorable and thoughtful gift, this remarkable keepsake from the Holy Land is a dazzling treasure that’s destined to bring people closer together!        

For an additional cost, this pendant can include a lovely 14k gold chain in your choice of length.

Please Note: This riveting item can be customized to suit your specifications -  it can be changed from 14K to 18K gold, and available in yellow or white gold. It might be available in different sizes, and the stones may also be customized. Please contact our customer support at [email protected] for help and more information. 

Anbinder Jewelry is an unparalleled Israeli design studio dedicated to the art of making superb and luxurious trinkets of irresistible beauty and unimaginable preciousness. Often incorporating decorative enamel accents as well as radiant diamonds and colorful gemstones into their remarkable creations, Anbinder specializes in expertly crafting unique and exquisite spiritual jewelry that’s timeless, eye-catching, and in a league of its own. Cultivating a prestigious reputation for quality and excellence, Anbinder’s exceptional designs have even caught the attention of the Vatican, who have sought out and acquired their pieces on multiple occasions.