Round Gold Pendants

The circle symbolises eternity, wholeness, harmony and the unbroken cycle of life. Because it has neither a beginning nor an end, a round pendant is often associated with eternal love, a close bond and unity. A diamond-set design makes this symbolism even more distinctive.

The price of a 14-carat, or 585 fineness, gold pendant depends on its weight, the complexity of the design, the characteristics of the diamonds or other gemstones and whether a chain is included. A simple small pendant may cost a few hundred euros, while a pendant with a chain and diamonds usually costs from a few hundred to several thousand euros. When assessing the price, it is important to consider the gold fineness, the carat weight of the diamonds, quality certificates and the warranty provided.

Gold pendants are best bought from a reputable specialist jewellery store that provides certificates confirming the quality of its pieces, offers a warranty and has clear returns or exchange terms. You can choose round diamond pendants from the “Blossom”, “Celebrate”, “Love”, “Dream” or “Melody” collections. Insured delivery, in-store collection and the option to buy in instalments add extra convenience.

Minimalist gold pendants with a single diamond, round diamond-set designs and delicate chains suitable for everyday wear are particularly popular right now. Layering several chains of different lengths is also on trend, as are personal pendants such as initials, zodiac signs, numbers or crosses. Yellow gold remains a classic choice, while white and rose gold allow you to create a more modern or more romantic look.

A jeweller can usually offer a better price than a pawnbroker, as they assess the gold fineness, weight, gemstones, design and condition of the piece more accurately. If the piece of jewellery is suitable for resale rather than just melting down, its value may be higher. Before selling, it is worth getting offers from several specialists and checking the current gold market price.

A pawnbroker can be convenient when you need money quickly or want to leave the jewellery as security and collect it later. However, a pawnbroker’s offer is usually lower, as it factors in a higher risk and profit margin.