A gold station necklace spaces lab-grown diamonds along the chain instead of gathering them in one pendant. This collection of gold and lab-grown diamond station necklaces includes evenly spaced bezel stations, alternating heart and round stones, dangling stations, a lariat and a Y drop, each in white, yellow or rose gold.
From 16″ chokers to 24″ matinees — an 18″ princess length is the everyday favorite.
Cable, rope and box chains finished with a secure lobster or spring-ring clasp.
A single solitaire for everyday grace, or a continuous line of diamonds for occasion sparkle.
White, yellow, rose gold, platinum or silver — choose a tone that flatters your skin.
Buying guide
The stations are small settings fixed at intervals along the chain, so the lab-grown diamonds catch light all the way around the neckline. Evenly spaced stations give a steady, simple line that layers well with a pendant. Alternating stones or dangles add movement. The lariat and Y drop styles bring the line down to a point at the front, which suits open collars and V necks.
Most designs here hold each lab-grown diamond in a bezel, a thin rim of gold that circles the stone. A bezel protects the edge, sits smooth against the skin and is less likely to snag on knits than prongs. Round lab-grown diamonds are the most common, with heart and pear shapes in some designs for a softer look.
Every design comes in 10K or 14K gold. A 14K gold lab-grown diamond station necklace has a richer color and more gold content; 10K is a little harder and costs less. Most designs offer 1 to 6 carats total weight, which is the combined weight of all the lab-grown diamonds on the chain. Prices start from about $800, and most designs sit between about $900 and $1,000 at their smallest option.
Each piece is made for you in 10–15 days. Shipping is free on orders over $500, and returns are accepted within 30 days.