The Jewel Garland Necklace N°13 One of One
High Jewellery · Necklace

The Jewel Garland Necklace

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

Emerald-cut emeralds, oval citrines and amethysts are linked in a diamond-edged garland across the collar, gathering into a pendant that ends in a single pear-cut amethyst. Each principal stone sits within its own micro-pavé diamond halo, the white brilliance drawing out the saturated greens, honeyed golds and violet depths of the coloured gems. The stones alternate in a considered rhythm, their proportions graduated so the necklace narrows gently as it traces the collarbone. The construction is entirely articulated: fine white gold links connect every haloed cluster, allowing the garland to follow the wearer's movement with a fluid, almost textile drape. At the centre, the composition deepens into a layered pendant where emerald, citrine and amethyst descend in sequence, culminating in a single pear-cut amethyst that swings freely beneath the arrangement. Worn, the effect is at once abundant and precise. The colour palette recalls stained glass held against afternoon light, each hue intensified by the diamonds that encircle it. It is a necklace made for the stillness of a private dinner as much as for the turn of a shoulder in a crowded room.
Necklace
Form
Emerald, Citrine & Amethyst
Stones
White Gold
Metal
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Specifications

FormNecklace
StonesEmerald-cut Emerald, Oval Citrine, Amethyst
DropPear-cut Amethyst
SettingDiamond, White Gold
EditionOne of a kind

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