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Yes, Please! Womens 1/10 CT. T.W. Lab Grown White Diamond Sterling Silver Cross Pendant Necklace

Prices as of September 26, 2026, as listed by each retailer — verify the current price on the retailer's site before purchase.

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$29.99
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Lowest in 14 days: $29.99 at JCPenney. Highest: $29.99. Current best is 0% below the 14-day high.

What buyers say

AI summary · 43 reviews

A beautifully crafted sterling silver cross pendant with lab-grown diamonds that sparkles elegantly; some buyers note the chain is fragile, though this is a minority concern.

Liked

  • Beautiful sparkle and design
  • Perfect length and weight
  • High-quality finish and durability

Complaints

  • Fragile chain breaks easily

Generated by AI from real customer reviews at JCPenney — may miss nuance. Summarized Sep 2026.

About this product

FINE JEWELRY Women's 1/10 CT. T.W. Lab Grown White Diamond Sterling Silver Cross Pendant Necklace features a cross-shaped pendant with 12 round lab-grown diamonds set in a prong setting, crafted in sterling silver. The pendant measures 30.8mm in length and 16.2mm in width, suspended from an 18-inch rope chain with a spring ring clasp. This religious jewelry piece includes a rounded total carat weight of 1/10 ct. t.w., with diamonds graded I2 clarity and G color. Designed as a meaningful accessory, it is ideal for spiritual expression and makes a thoughtful gift, especially for April birthstone celebrations.

  • 12 lab-grown diamonds
  • sterling silver construction
  • 1/10 ct. t.w. total weight
  • 18-inch rope chain
  • spring ring clasp
  • cross pendant design

Based on 43 reviews at JCPenney

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