The Diamond Halo Large Letter Attachment is crafted from solid 18K Yellow Gold. The design features our best-selling Letter, set on an octagon disc with an imprinted line design and a halo of 32x 0.02ct round brilliant natural diamonds. Select to add a 0.01ct diamond for an additional sparkle on the inner disc.
Available with the option to be worn as a pendant, to slide on to a chosen chain with a jump ring, or an attachment, secured to a parrot clasp that allows the wearer to attach it to a chosen chain (chains sold separately). Please note our chain guide when selecting your style for your preferred chain to ensure compatibility.
The outer disc measures at 2cmx2cm and the inner letter disc measures at 1cmx1cm. This style can be crafted in 18K Rose Gold upon request.
Made to order in our Australian workshop. Please allow up to 20 days to be crafted.
Please allow an additional 3 days for Australia wide shipping.
Pendant with diamond halo total carat weight = 0.64ct
Pendant with additional 0.01ct diamond total carat weight = 0.65ct
Our pieces are crafted in Australia by our incredible team of highly-trained jewellers, using only the highest-quality materials.
Natasha Schweitzer jewellery is designed to last, and we strongly encourage buying less and buying well.
We care about the environment, and use little to no waste in our workshop, with most metals being recycled. All of our packaging is eco-friendly.
Free express shipping on all orders over $200.
All orders are shipped express with tracking and require a signature on delivery. For orders under $200, a flat rate of $10 is charged for shipping within Australia.
For international orders, a flat rate of $40 is charged. Orders outside of Australia can take from 5-10 business days pending customs.
Extra insurance can be added upon request with additional charges. Please contact info@natashaschweitzer.com if you wish to have this added.
All international purchases are exempt from Australian taxes. Prices do not include overseas customs duties or taxes that may incur.
