Lama Jewelry's necklaces are 18K gold: 18 parts in 24 are gold, which is 75% by weight, and the karat appears in every product name. Each design is listed with its own SKU and one weight in grams, from 0.95 grams for Heart Shape with Heart Wings to 1.94 grams for the Clam Shape necklace.
Most of the design names speak of love, which makes the category a natural place to start when choosing a gift: Sign of Love (1.76 g), Rose Love (1.77 g), Eternal Circle of Love (1.22 g) and Unique Heart (1.9 g). One design, Cute for adults and kids at 1.87 grams, is described on its own page as suiting both adults and children.
Two details are not on the product pages: the length of the chain, and whether the weight shown counts the chain. Send the SKU by phone or WhatsApp to the store team, asking about both, before the trip to Sahara Centre. If the necklace is a present, keep the invoice with it, because Lama Jewelry's exchange policy takes a piece back for exchange only with that invoice, with the piece unused and still in the packaging it came in.
For a gift in 21K gold, look at the 21K gold rings, or compare the bracelets, which come in 18K and 21K.
Heart Shape with Heart Wings, listed at 0.95 grams under SKU LJ-DYA9S5MBWR8O, is the lightest 18K necklace in the category, and Clam Shape, at 1.94 grams, is the heaviest. Each necklace page shows a single weight and does not say whether it includes the chain, so ask the team about that when comparing two designs for a gift.
One design is named for it: the 18K Cute for adults and kids necklace, listed at 1.87 grams with the SKU LJ-YQELUV9X1OGQ. Its product page describes it as suited to both adults and kids, and as a gift for loved ones of any age. Ask the team about the chain length before buying it for a child, as the page does not give it.
The chain length is not published for any of the necklaces; each page shows the karat, the grams and an SKU. Message or call the team with that SKU and ask for the measurement, or try the necklace on at Sahara Centre, Al Nahda 1, Sharjah, the surest way to see how it falls.
It can, one time. You need the original invoice, and the necklace has to be unused and kept in its original packaging. Within a week of buying it, the necklace can be traded for another gold item of equal value. After that first week, the necklace's gold counts at that day's market rate, after deducting production costs and any stones' weight. Gold cannot be returned for the amount on the invoice.