Pretty Heart Necklace .
Q.What do they call the "current" diamond necklaces they have out - not just a solitaire type, but a diamond which is surrounded in a circle of 14 K gold or platinum - does anyone know?
A.I was thinking the same thing. I would not have used that may hearts in one necklace. Although I like the hearts which are very pretty, I would have used them as a single necklace. I found the whole thing discordant. I assume the jewelry artist was going for a rainbow-colors theme, but those particular shades were just not good together. I love the individual heart beads, but I kept thinking. and personally I'd want to know who made the beads... if they were annealed... etc... and I'd feature each one in it's own necklace too.
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