Name Necklace With Diamonds or Plain Gold?
Diamonds
In the Lana Al Kamal Arabic Name Necklace, you do not pick diamonds or plain gold as a separate option. The diamonds are the dots of the Arabic letters. If the name has dotted letters, such as ن in نور (Noor), the dots are VS clarity diamonds of 0.03 carat each. If it has none, such as محمد (Mohammed), the necklace is plain 18K gold. The price follows the letter count, from AED 4,250 (November 2026).
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By Lana Al Kamal
Founder and jewellery designer, GIA-trained, Dubai · Updated 12 November 2026
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Diamond dots or plain gold: how they compare
| Name with dotted letters | Name without dotted letters | |
|---|---|---|
| Examples | Noor (نور), Sara (سارة), Fatima (فاطمة) | Mohammed (محمد), Ahmed (أحمد) |
| Diamonds | The dots, VS clarity, 0.03 ct each | None |
| Look | Gold letters with sparkle on the dots | All gold lettering |
| Gold | 18K yellow, white or rose | 18K yellow, white or rose |
| Price (November 2026) | Set by the letter-count option: AED 4,250 (3 letters), 4,450 (4 to 5), 4,650 (6 to 7), 4,850 (8 to 9) | |
The prices are from the product page in November 2026 and are the same for each gold colour.
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Which Arabic letters have dots?
Fifteen Arabic letters carry dots: ب ت ث ج خ ذ ز ش ض ظ غ ف ق ن ي, plus the ة (ta marbuta) at the end of names like سارة and فاطمة. Letters such as ا د ر س ص ط ع ك ل م ه و have no dots. A final ى (as in ليلى) has no dots, while ي has them, so the spelling the wearer uses changes the look. Our guide to writing a name in Arabic lists common names with their dotted letters.
What does VS clarity mean?
Clarity describes small internal features and surface marks in a diamond. On the GIA clarity scale, VS stands for "very slightly included": the inclusions are minor and hard to see under 10x magnification.
What to buyArabic Name Necklace, from AED 4,250Diamonds or plain gold: which to choose?
With this necklace, the name decides, not a setting on the page. Choose the spelling the wearer actually uses, because that is what sets the dots. If you want sparkle on a name without dotted letters, the Arabic Letter Necklace (one letter in 18K gold with a VS diamond, AED 3,200 in November 2026) is another option, for example the first letter of the name. The product page does not list a plain-gold version for names with dotted letters, so ask the team before you order if you want one. For the gold itself, see which karat suits a name necklace, and for sizes and styles, the Arabic name necklace guide.
Frequently asked questions
Does every name necklace have diamonds?
No. In the Lana Al Kamal Arabic Name Necklace, only dotted letters get diamonds. Names without dotted letters, such as Mohammed (محمد) or Ahmed (أحمد), are plain 18K gold.
What kind of diamonds are in the name necklace?
The dots are VS clarity diamonds of 0.03 carat each, set in 18K yellow, white or rose gold.
Does a name with more diamonds cost more?
The price is set by the letter-count option: from AED 4,250 for 3 letters to AED 4,850 for 8 to 9 letters (November 2026).
Which Arabic letters have dots?
ب ت ث ج خ ذ ز ش ض ظ غ ف ق ن ي and the ending ة. Letters such as ا د ر س ع ل م و have none.
Can I get a plain gold name necklace for a name with dotted letters?
The product page does not list that option. Ask the Lana Al Kamal team on WhatsApp or by email before you order.
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About Lana Al Kamal
Lana Al Kamal is an architect and jewellery designer who founded her Dubai-based fine jewellery brand in 2018. She studied at the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and is a member of the Dubai Chamber jewellery designers group. Most pieces are made in 18K gold.
