American Diamond Jewellery
This page lists American Diamond jewellery set styles and single pieces, also searched as AD jewellery or CZ jewellery. American Diamond is a style of jewellery set with cubic zirconia (CZ) stones, shown here in white, coloured and two-tone finishes. You will find earrings, necklace sets, pendant sets, maang tikka, bangles, kada and bracelets, all artificial jewellery made in India on a metal alloy base. For other looks, see Kundan Jewellery, Antique Jewellery and Oxidised Jewellery.
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American Diamond Jewellery: Buying Guide
What is American Diamond jewellery?
American Diamond (AD): the market name for jewellery set with cubic zirconia (CZ) stones, cut with many small facets so that they catch the light. It is a style name. The stones are cubic zirconia, and every piece on this page is artificial jewellery on a metal alloy base.
In everyday shopping, American Diamond, AD and CZ point to the same family of pieces. American Diamond is the name most people type, CZ is the short form of the stone, and AD is the shorthand you see in product titles. On this page the three words are interchangeable. We describe the look and the finish of each piece, and we make no statement about the value of a stone.
American Diamond, AD, CZ and cubic zirconia: the names explained
| Name | What it refers to | Where you will meet it |
|---|---|---|
| American Diamond | The style name used across shops | Menus, page names and product titles |
| AD | Short form of American Diamond | Product titles that start with AD |
| CZ | Short form of cubic zirconia, the stone itself | Titles that say CZ stones |
| Full stone or stone-studded | Stones set across most of the surface | Tags and titles on bangles, kada and earrings |
Which pieces are on this page?
Bangles, kada and bracelets together make up the largest share, followed by earrings, maang tikka, necklace sets and pendant sets. A few finger rings and nose rings complete the range. Each type also has its own page if you want a narrower view.
| You are looking for | Where to go |
|---|---|
| A necklace with matching earrings | American Diamond Necklace Sets |
| Studs, hoops or drops | American Diamond Earrings |
| Bangles sold as pairs or sets | American Diamond Bangles |
| A single broad band for the wrist | American Diamond Kada |
| A slim, flexible wrist piece | American Diamond Bracelet |
| A forehead piece for a wedding look | American Diamond Maang Tikka |
| A pendant on a chain with earrings | American Diamond Pendant Sets |
| A ring | Finger Rings |
How to build an American Diamond jewellery set
A set is simply pieces that agree with each other. Start with the piece you want to be noticed, usually the necklace or a pair of statement earrings, and let the rest stay quieter. Match three things across the pieces. The first is the stone colour, so clear stones go with clear stones and green with green. The second is the finish, white with white or a warm tone with a warm tone. The third is the stone shape, since round, square and teardrop cuts work better when they repeat. A heavy necklace sits well with small studs, and a plain chain can carry bigger drops. Add a maang tikka or bangles only when the outfit has room for them.
How is American Diamond different from kundan, antique and oxidised?
These names are often used for jewellery worn with the same outfits, so it helps to ask what each word describes. American Diamond describes the stone and its bright, faceted look. The other words describe a setting style or a surface.
| Style | What the name describes | Where to browse |
|---|---|---|
| American Diamond | Bright faceted CZ stones, usually in a white finish | This page |
| Kundan | Stones set in a kundan style, often with a rich, traditional mood | Kundan Jewellery |
| Antique | An aged, low-shine surface | Antique Jewellery |
| Oxidised | A darkened surface with a rustic look | Oxidised Jewellery |
| Temple | Designs drawn from temple sculpture | Temple Jewellery |
Finishes and stone colours
White is by far the most common colour on this page, both for the finish of the metal base and for the stones. Many pieces also come in a warm yellow-toned finish, and a smaller number have a two-tone finish that mixes the two. You will also see a rose finish, a green-toned Mehendi finish and a few black ones. Among coloured stones, green, ruby red and blue are the most frequent, with some pink and multicolour designs. These words describe how a surface looks in the photos and say nothing about the metal underneath, so judge the shade from the pictures.
Which piece suits which outfit?
Clear stones in a white finish work with almost any colour, which is why this style is so often chosen for sarees, lehengas and suits alike. A plain or pastel saree takes a full set well. A heavily embroidered lehenga often looks better with a lighter necklace and a statement maang tikka or bangles. With a kurta or a salwar suit, earrings and a bracelet are usually enough. With a dress, jumpsuit or co-ord, studs, hoops and a slim bracelet keep the look clean, and Western Jewellery has more in that direction.
| Occasion | A sensible choice |
|---|---|
| Office or a regular day | Studs or small hoops with a slim bracelet |
| Wedding guest | A necklace set with matching earrings, or a pair of bangles |
| Engagement or reception | A pendant set or a longer necklace with drops |
| Festival or family function | Earrings with a kada or bangles |
Length, size and weight
A short necklace sits at the base of the neck and suits a boat or high neckline. A medium one falls onto the collarbone, and pendant sets hang lower, which works with a V-neck or a saree blouse with a deep back. For earrings, studs sit close to the lobe, hoops add some width, and long drops move with you. Where a weight is printed in grams it helps you compare how substantial two earrings are. Bangle sizes appear on the product page as chips such as 2 X 4, 2 X 6, 2 X 8 and 2 X 10. Choose the size by measuring a bangle that slides over your hand comfortably, and the Bangles page explains the size convention in more detail.
How to compare designs on this page
Use the filters above the products to narrow by type, finish or colour, then read the photo closely.
| On the product page | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| White, rose or two-tone in the title | The finish of the metal base |
| Stone colour | Clear, green, ruby, blue or a mix, as shown in the photo |
| Set of 2 or openable in the title | How many bangles come together and how they fit on |
| Weight in grams, where printed | How light or substantial the piece is |
| Product code | The reference to quote when you contact us |
Keeping the stones bright
Stones look brightest when they are clean. Put your jewellery on after perfume, hair spray and make-up, and take it off before you sleep or bathe. Wipe each piece with a soft dry cloth, and use a soft brush to reach the gaps around the stones. Store pieces in a pouch or a lined box so stones do not rub against each other. These habits help any artificial piece, though no finish can be promised to last for ever.
More help
If you are unsure about a design, contact us with the product code, read about OyeKudiye or check the shipping policy. Orders outside India are handled on request.
Frequently asked questions
What is American Diamond jewellery?
American Diamond jewellery is a style of jewellery set with cubic zirconia (CZ) stones that are cut with many facets and look bright and clear. It is a market name, and the pieces here are artificial jewellery made in India on a metal alloy base, in white, coloured and two-tone finishes.
What is the difference between American Diamond, AD and CZ?
There is no difference in the pieces. American Diamond is the style name, AD is its short form, and CZ stands for cubic zirconia, the stone used. Product titles use all three, so searching for any of them on this page leads to the same kind of jewellery.
What are the stones in American Diamond jewellery?
The stones are cubic zirconia (CZ). American Diamond is the name of a style, not a description of the stone. The pieces here are artificial jewellery, with the stones set in a metal alloy base. Judge the sparkle and the colour from the product photos, since a name cannot describe the shade.
What does an American Diamond jewellery set include?
Most sets pair a necklace or pendant with matching earrings. Some add a maang tikka, and bangles or a bracelet are sold as separate pieces. Open the product page to see exactly what is in each listing, and match the stone shape and finish if you build a set yourself.
Which outfits suit American Diamond jewellery?
Clear stones in a white finish go with most colours, so the style works with sarees, lehengas, suits and dresses. Use a fuller set with a plain or pastel outfit and a lighter piece with heavy embroidery. Coloured stones look good when they echo a shade in the outfit.
Can I wear an American Diamond set to a wedding?
Yes, many people choose these sets as wedding guests or for engagement and reception looks. A necklace set with matching earrings, a maang tikka and bangles gives a complete look. We describe the style only and make no claim about ritual or bridal use.
Should I choose a white, rose or two-tone finish?
White is the most versatile and the most common choice. A two-tone finish mixes a white and a warm tone, which helps if your outfit or other jewellery is warm-toned. A rose finish has a soft pink cast. Compare the photos, as the finish name describes the colour of the metal base.
Do you have coloured American Diamond pieces?
Yes. Besides clear stones, you will find green, ruby red, blue, pink and multicolour designs. Pick a stone colour that echoes your outfit or choose clear stones to keep things neutral. The colour name in the listing and the photo show the shade you will receive.
How do I choose a necklace length?
A short necklace sits at the base of the neck and suits high or boat necklines. A medium one rests on the collarbone, and pendant sets hang lower, which suits V-necks and deep blouse backs. Check the product photos and the printed weight to compare designs.
How do I choose a bangle size?
Size chips on bangle pages read as 2 X 4, 2 X 6, 2 X 8 and 2 X 10. Measure a bangle that slides over your hand comfortably and compare it with the size options. If you are unsure, contact us with the product code and we will help you compare.
How do I keep the stones bright?
Keep each piece dry and away from perfume and hair spray. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing and use a soft brush around the stones. Store each piece in a pouch or lined box. No finish can be promised to last for ever, so gentle handling matters.
Can I wear American Diamond jewellery every day?
Lighter pieces such as studs, small hoops and slim bracelets are easier for regular days than a heavy necklace. Remove your jewellery before bathing, exercising or sleeping. We cannot promise how long any finish will last, so treat each piece with care.
Can I mix pieces from different types?
Yes. Choose a lead piece, such as a necklace or a pair of bangles, then match the stone colour, finish and stone shape in the others. Keeping one dominant piece stops the look from feeling crowded. The type pages linked in this guide make it easy to browse one type at a time.
How is American Diamond jewellery different from kundan?
American Diamond describes bright, faceted CZ stones, usually in a clean white look. Kundan describes a stone-setting style with a richer, more traditional mood. They suit different moods, and many shoppers keep both. Browse Kundan Jewellery to compare the two side by side.
How do I get help with a design?
Open the product page for photos and details, or contact us with the product code printed on the photo and we will help you compare designs, finishes and stone colours. International orders are handled on request through the contact page.
























