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Coloured Gemstone Necklaces

Compare coloured gemstone necklaces by Anita Mai Tan, including spectrum palettes, ruby cascades, blue sapphire circles and pink gemstone drops.

Archive works by Anita Mai Tan, recorded in the Algems private archive. Each original belongs to its collector. Enquiries for new commissions are welcome worldwide.

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The Aurora de Rosée Necklace

The Aurora de Rosée Necklace · Privately held

The works & their details

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The Aurora de Rosée Necklace

The Aurora de Rosée Necklace

Form
Floral high-jewellery necklace
Centre Stone
Pear-shaped pink sapphire
Accent Stones
Pink sapphires, yellow sapphires, white diamonds

A jewelled dawn in bloom, traced in pink and yellow sapphires around a singular pear-shaped drop.

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The Crimson Cascade Necklace

The Crimson Cascade Necklace

Form
Necklace
Stones
Ruby & Diamond
Metal
White Gold

A diamond rivière rises to a marquise-diamond crown around a pear-cut ruby, then falls through graduated pear rubies to a major pear drop.

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The Jewel Garland Necklace

The Jewel Garland Necklace

Form
Necklace
Stones
Emerald, Citrine & Amethyst
Metal
White Gold

A diamond-haloed garland of emerald-cut emeralds, golden citrines and amethysts, falling to a pear-cut amethyst drop.

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The Spectrum Necklace

The Spectrum Necklace

Form
Necklace
Stones
Multi-gem & Diamond
Metal
White Gold

A double row of oval gemstones graduating through the full spectrum, each clasped between brilliant diamonds.

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A closer look

Before choosing a direction.

Should I start with a single colour or a mixed palette?

The Spectrum Necklace offers a sequence of different coloured stones; the Jewel Garland Necklace combines emerald, citrine and amethyst. The Sapphire Circles Necklace and Crimson Cascade Necklace give more concentrated blue or red directions. Choose a reference for its colour relationships, then consider its silhouette separately.

How do collar, bib and drop compositions change the design brief?

A wide composition spreads the stones across the neckline; a central drop gives the eye a vertical focus. Compare where the archive pieces are widest and where their principal stones sit. Neckline preferences and the intended occasion can help the atelier understand the proportions you want.

Are the pink stones in every necklace pink sapphires?

No. The Aurora de Rosée Necklace identifies pink sapphire, whereas the Pink Cascade and Pink Plume records use “pink gem”. Keep that distinction when comparing the works or referring to them in an enquiry.

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