gold tennis necklaces

Most listings use simulated stones—cubic zirconia (CZ) or rhinestones/artificial “diamonds”—in varying grades. Common stone sizes are about 3 mm, with some pieces using graduated ranges from 3 mm up to 6 mm. One listing specifies a total of 89 3 mm stones.

Many listings describe chain profiles or stone widths around 3 mm; some listings show 6 mm widths. At least one necklace uses a graduated stone range from 3 mm to 6 mm.

Some listings provide exact stone counts—examples include a necklace with 89 3 mm stones and a heart pendant with 42 rhinestones—while other descriptions list graduated stones without giving a total count.

Yes. Multiple listings state the necklace arrives in gift-ready packaging such as a delicate or premium box; one mentions an upgraded waterproof plastic box. Descriptions commonly highlight phrasing like “elegant premium box” or “packaged with a delicate box.”

Reported closures include lobster claw clasps and other generic clasp types; when a specific closure is noted, lobster claw is the most commonly named.

Many listings specify 14K gold plating (including 14K yellow gold) applied over brass or stainless steel; a few mention silver plating. Several listings advertise hypoallergenic construction and note the pieces are nickel-free, lead-free, or cadmium-free.

Care guidance varies and is often limited. Some listings advise using jewelry cleaners; many provide no care instructions; and a few include specific warnings such as “Do Not Wring” or “Do Not Wash.” If a listing lacks care details, contact the seller for recommended cleaning and care instructions.

Sellers suggest these necklaces for many occasions, including weddings, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day, Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, parties, dates, graduations, ceremonies, and vacations.