Ever seen a rose-cut diamond crescent moon pendant? Likely not, and we haven’t either.

Broad and highly reflective planar surfaces (or facets) make the perfect surfaces to refract swaths of light. You will be amazed by their ability to move from bright white to soft grey and back again.

This Victorian pendant simply explodes (implodes?) with diamond-y goodness.

Eleven rose-cut stones in a surprising variety of shapes graduate from petite to pow or 1.10 carats down to .20 carats. Visually they have a look that totals 4.55 carats.

Since rose-cut diamonds are flat on the bottom, the actual weight tallies to 2.3 carats with a bright sheen.

Most have a color of H-I with two smaller ones at J-L, and clarity SI1-I1 as a few have tiny black spots visible with very close inspection or magnification.

In 14k yellow gold, arches, and subtle prongs make up the backdrop for this celestial-themed crescent moon.

Chain sold separately; ask about our selection.