A baguette and round lab-grown diamond knot necklace brings two different outlines into one pendant. Before comparing stone weights or choosing a chain length, look at how those shapes travel around the design. The placement of polished metal is part of the pattern too.
MISSISSI’s Knot Baguette and Round Lab-Grown Diamond Necklace uses two angular loops that interlock in a compact, off-center composition. One loop follows a line of baguette diamonds. The other combines round diamonds with polished metal intervals. Understanding that arrangement helps you decide what you want to see when the necklace is worn.
Trace each loop separately
Begin with the front view and follow one loop all the way around. Notice the straight lines of the baguettes and the changes in direction at the corners. Then trace the second loop, where round stones appear between sections of polished gold. Finally, look at the overlap and the open spaces inside the two loops.
The off-center arrangement is intentional. When reviewing the design, focus on whether the relationship between the loops looks right to you. Treat the polished intervals as part of the stated design, rather than assuming the whole outline is continuously diamond-set.
GIA’s guide to baguette diamonds describes the commonly rectangular step-cut shape. In this necklace, that elongated geometry gives one loop its linear character; the round stones create a different rhythm in the neighboring loop. The actual appearance of the selected stones should be reviewed separately from the render.
Check the overlap without assuming movement
An interlocking appearance does not tell you how a finished pendant is assembled or whether its parts move independently. If movement matters to you, ask about the final construction. Confirm how the loops are joined, how the chain connects to the pendant and how the piece is intended to rest when worn.
Ask for the finished width, height and depth when available. A wider pendant can occupy more space across a neckline even when its vertical drop is short. The front view alone will not tell you how far the setting projects from the skin or how its reverse is finished.
Choose the chain by where you want the pendant to sit
The current product listing includes the chain, but it does not specify an exact finished chain length. Decide on your preferred position using a necklace you already own. Wear it with the neckline you have in mind, measure its length and describe where you want the Knot pendant to rest.
For a useful comparison, account for the pendant as well as the chain. Ask how the quoted necklace length is measured, whether any adjustment positions are included and what clasp is proposed. Confirm changes before ordering rather than assuming an extender or alternative clasp is part of the standard design.
Plan a layer around the pendant’s outline
If you prefer to layer necklaces, start with the Knot as the visual focal point. Try a simpler chain at a different position and check the combination while sitting, turning and looking down. The goal is to find spacing you like and reduce unwanted contact between the pieces.
A prescribed gap will not suit every neckline or wearer. Bring your existing chain measurements to the discussion, along with the intended finished pendant dimensions. For more on planning necklace position, see our guide to choosing the length of a sculptural pendant. Its example lengths are comparison tools; they do not specify the length supplied with this necklace.
Compare the gold options and the complete quote
The Knot necklace is available in 14K or 18K gold, with yellow-gold and rose-gold options in each. Yellow gold makes the polished sections more visibly yellow, while rose gold gives them a pinker tone. Compare the entire pendant, including the metal intervals and chain, when choosing the effect you prefer.
As checked on October 10, 2026, the listed price is US$1,388 for the 14K versions or US$1,583 for the 18K versions. The chain is included. The listing does not state a total diamond weight, color grade, clarity grade or included grading report. Confirm any specifications essential to your purchase and consult the current product page and checkout for the applicable total.
Frequently asked questions
Are both loops completely covered in diamonds?
The stated design uses baguettes around one loop and round diamonds with polished metal intervals around the other. Those visible metal sections are intentional.
Is the chain included?
Yes. The listing includes one necklace with its chain. Confirm finished length, adjustment positions and clasp details before ordering.
Do the two loops move independently?
The current description does not establish independent movement. Ask about the final construction if that detail matters to you.
Can I order it in platinum?
The current options are 14K and 18K yellow or rose gold. Other requests need a separate feasibility and price discussion.
Explore the Knot necklace and contact the Jewelry Concierge to confirm chain length, dimensions, stone selection and production timing. Review the current Shipping Policy and Refund Policy before purchasing for a specific occasion.
Design visualization. Images illustrate the intended design; final stones, measurements and construction are confirmed before production.