• Close view of a round clear crystal held in a square gold tone setting on a cable chain
  • CZ solitaire necklace on a white bust form, the small square pendant resting below the collarbone
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Round CZ Solitaire Necklace in a Square Setting, Gold Tone

Round CZ Solitaire Necklace in a Square Setting, Gold Tone

$50.95 USD
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Product Type: Necklaces

One round cubic zirconia, held in a squared-off gold-tone setting about a quarter inch across, hangs on a fine cable chain: the simplest kind of sparkle and the easiest to wear every day. Knotty makes it in stainless steel with a chain that adjusts from 16.5 to 18.75 inches.

  • Round in square. The square frame gives a crisp outline to a classic round stone.
  • Corner claws hold. Four corners grip the stone and leave its sides open to light.
  • Hard enough daily. Cubic zirconia scores 8 to 8.5 for hardness, above quartz dust.

A Solitaire Necklace in CZ

A solitaire necklace means one stone and nothing competing with it, and that is exactly why it goes with everything from a tee to a wedding guest dress. The quarter inch setting, about 6mm, is the size of a modest stud earring, small enough to wear daily and big enough to catch light when you turn your head.

Because the setting is square while the stone is round, the pendant looks a little more modern than a plain round solitaire, with clean lines that sit well beside watches and structured rings.

Stainless Steel or Sterling Silver

Knotty lists the metal as stainless steel and states that it will not tarnish and suits sensitive skin. That is the main practical difference from sterling silver, which is softer and darkens with time unless it is polished. Steel is the low maintenance choice, while sterling suits people who enjoy the ritual of polishing.

The Base of a Layered Look

At 16.5 inches the pendant sits high on the neck, at 18.75 it rests on the collarbone, and that adjustable range makes it the ideal first layer. Add a longer chain or a lariat about 2 inches lower, and the single stone will anchor the stack without tangling with it.

CZ Solitaire Necklace Daily Wear

Will cubic zirconia scratch? Rarely in normal wear. It outranks quartz, the hard mineral in everyday dust and grit, so it keeps its polish far longer than glass.

Is it too small to notice? No. A quarter inch stone catches light at conversation distance, much like a stud earring of the same size, while staying quiet enough for the office.

Is it fine for every day? Yes. The steel chain and a hard stone make it a necklace you can leave on from morning coffee to dinner, removing it only for sleep and swimming.

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