Worn with grace and distinction, solitaire necklaces symbolize eternity and singularity, capturing the very essence of timeless beauty.
Indrani Black Diamond Necklace
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A solitaire necklace showcases a single precious stone at the centre of a delicate chain.
At Mayuri, our solitaire necklaces highlight one exceptional gemstone:
This central stone, set in a refined setting, captures all the light and attention. Diamond remains the classic choice for its timeless brilliance, while coloured stones bring character and unique symbolism.
Your choice depends on your style and the symbolism you seek:
Our stones, all AAA quality for coloured gemstones and VVS for diamonds, are selected according to strict ethical criteria.
Absolutely. Our solitaire necklaces are available in:
Each metal enhances your central stone differently:
Our Mayuri solitaire necklaces are distinguished by our unique cultural approach: each stone is chosen for its symbolism in Indian traditions, reinterpreted with Parisian elegance.
We offer a complete range of stones (not just diamonds), all ethically certified and of superior quality.
Our settings combine traditional techniques with innovation for optimal security and brilliance.
Care varies slightly depending on the gemstone:
Avoid chemical products and store your necklace in its case to preserve the stone's brilliance and protect the metal. An annual setting check ensures your gemstone's security.
Absolutely. Our solitaire necklaces can be fully personalised:
You can opt for a classic round diamond, an emerald-cut emerald, an oval sapphire or a cushion-cut ruby.
Our jewellery artisans create each piece to order, with a lead time of 3 to 6 weeks for personalised creations.
The ideal length depends on your build and desired style:
Larger coloured stones (emeralds, sapphires) can be enhanced by a slightly longer length, while diamonds shine at all lengths.
Absolutely. That is the beauty of the solitaire: its elegant simplicity suits every moment.
A small diamond or sapphire works perfectly for everyday wear, while a more substantial emerald or ruby elevates evening occasions.
The solitaire necklace transcends eras and trends. It is an investment piece to wear throughout your life and pass down to future generations.
Yes, each solitaire necklace comes with a certificate of authenticity detailing your stone's characteristics (origin, quality, any treatment) and the metal used.
Our diamonds comply with the Kimberley Process, and our coloured stones come from certified ethical sources.
This certificate guarantees the traceability and value of your jewellery.
For in-stock designs, delivery takes place within 48 hours in France.
Made-to-order creations require 3 to 6 weeks of artisanal crafting.
You have 30 days to return an unworn necklace in its original box, with free returns within France.
Personalised or engraved pieces are non-refundable, but we offer a modification service if the creation does not exactly match your expectations.
Yes, and it is very elegant. Pair your solitaire necklace with:
The key: let your solitaire be the star and harmonise the other pieces around it.
Our Mayuri collections offer coordinated sets to easily create refined jewellery ensembles.
A stone you chose, a setting imagined for it. A creation that will belong to you alone.
Our bespoke service accompanies engagements, heirloom pieces and reinterpretation commissions. We work from a stone sourced for you, or from a stone you already own. Response within 48 hours, piece delivered within four to six weeks.
The questions we are asked most often about solitaire necklaces: materials, care, symbolism and styling advice.
Start by observing your current favorite jewelry and your clothing style.
If you like minimalist looks, opt for a small, discreet solitaire. For a bolder style, choose a more visible stone.
Try different lengths in front of a mirror to see what best flatters your neck.
Round links create a softer, more fluid chain, perfect for showcasing a solitaire.
Unlike flat or square links, they catch the light better and give a more delicate look.
This classic shape suits all styles and transcends trends without ever going out of fashion.
925 sterling silver contains 92.5% pure silver, guaranteeing quality and durability.
It's an excellent choice for beginners with solitaires as it costs less than gold while still maintaining elegance.
It pairs particularly well with white and blue stones such as diamonds or sapphires.
The solitaire originated in the 19th century with the rise of diamonds.
Originally reserved for engagement rings, the concept expanded to necklaces to celebrate the pure beauty of a single stone.
This elegant simplicity has made it a timeless classic of French jewelry.
First, check the stone: it should be securely set and sparkle brilliantly.
Examine the chain links; they should be even and well-soldered.
A good solitaire always comes with a certificate of authenticity that details the quality of the stone and the metal.
Technically, yes, but it's rarely recommended. Ring settings aren't designed to hang and are likely to get damaged.
It's better to have a new pendant created with your stone by a professional jeweler who will adapt the setting for wearing as a necklace.
The round shape remains the The safest choice to start with. It suits all styles and maximizes the stone's brilliance.
Oval or pear shapes are also very flattering as they elongate the neck.
Avoid overly unusual shapes for a first purchase; save them for later.
Clean regularly with a soft cloth to prevent the natural tarnishing of silver.
For a deeper clean, use warm soapy water and a soft brush between the links.
Store your necklace in a dry place, ideally in a tarnish-resistant pouch.
A round stone looks its best at 42-45 cm, at which point it falls at The perfect length to catch the eye.
This length suits most body types and allows you to wear the necklace with different necklines.
Shorter (40 cm), the effect is more modern; longer (50 cm), more casual.
Yes, every quality solitaire should come with a certificate indicating the origin of the stone.
Reputable jewelers can trace the journey of their gems, from the mine to the finished piece.
This traceability guarantees the authenticity and often the ethical sourcing of your purchase.