Diamond cross necklaces for women, from a mini diamond cross to a baguette diamond cross, with plain gold crosses and crucifixes beside them. Most are 14K gold, in white, yellow or rose, with 10K, 18K and .925 sterling silver too, and more than half carry diamonds. Most are the cross alone for a chain she already wears; about one in six comes on its chain.
Women's cross necklaces at a glance
- Metal: mostly 14K gold, then 10K, .925 sterling silver and 18K.
- Gold color: white, yellow or rose on most.
- Stones: diamonds on more than half, natural on most and lab-grown diamond on some; sapphire, emerald, ruby and opal crosses too.
- Styles: plain and diamond crosses, crucifixes about one in five, and baguette, nail and fleur de lis crosses.
- Size, the cross alone: most stand from under an inch to about 3 inches tall and weigh about 1 to 25 grams.
- Sets: about one in six, with the chain at 18, 20, 22 or 24 inches; 18 is offered most.
- Stock: about a third ship from stock; the rest are made to order, and the desk gives the timing.
Can she wear a diamond cross every day?
Yes. Most crosses here are 14K gold, the karat we suggest for a piece worn daily, and most of the diamonds are set in prongs.
Which diamond shapes are on the crosses?
Round diamonds on most of the crosses that name the shape, and oval, princess, emerald-cut, marquise and baguette crosses too. Our diamond shapes guide shows each cut.
Do you have crosses for men too?
Yes, on men's cross necklaces, crucifixes among them.
By karat, see 14K gold cross necklaces; by stone, sapphire cross pendants; in silver, silver cross necklaces. For other shapes, see women's diamond pendants; every style is on women's pendants. The necklace length chart shows where each chain length sits.
Questions about a cross? Ask in the chat on this page, or call or text 212-872-9692; a person answers from 10 AM ET. To see one in hand, visit the showroom on 47th Street.