Colorful Square Diamond Dainty Necklace
Material
Chain Material: Copper Plated with Real Gold (or Stainless Steel Plated with Gold) — uniform surface luster, oxidation-resistant
Pendant Material: Square Synthetic Crystal / Zircon (multiple colors available: emerald, burgundy, sapphire blue, light purple, etc.) — high transparency
Accessories: Gold-clad Copper Clasp — smooth to open and close
Size Specifications
Chain Length: Approx. 40cm + 5cm Extender Chain (adjustable circumference)
Chain Width: Approx. 1mm (dainty chain design, lightweight and skin-fitting)
Pendant Size: Square Diamond Approx. 5mm×5mm (compact and exquisite, no neck pressure)
Craftsmanship Details
Chain Craftsmanship: Beaded Chain + Dainty Chain Splicing — delicate texture, knot-resistant
Pendant Craftsmanship: Prong Setting — secure diamond fixation, no easy falling-off
Plating Craftsmanship: Vacuum Electroplating — long-lasting color, no easy fading for daily wear
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