The Pink Plume Necklace N°32 One of One
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The Pink Plume Necklace

Diamond plumes arch across the collar to a graduated column of oval pinks and a luminous pear drop.

Feather-like diamond arches sweep across the throat and gather into a graduated column of oval pink gems, ending in one large pink pear drop. Each plume is composed of tapered rows of brilliant-cut diamonds, their open metalwork tracing the contour of a quill before converging at the necklace's central axis. The effect is architectural yet weightless, as though the stones were caught mid-flutter. The graduated oval pink gems descend in a quiet crescendo of colour, deepening subtly toward the terminus, where a single pear-cut pink stone hangs freely. Set in white gold, each link is finished to near invisibility, allowing the stones to appear suspended against the skin. The collar sits close to the neck, following the natural line of the collarbone with precision. To wear the piece is to sense movement even in stillness. Light travels along the diamond plumes in shifting ribbons, while the pink column holds a steady, warm glow. It is a necklace conceived for a single wearer, shaped by the geometry of feathers and the patience of hands that understand how stone and metal can, together, imitate flight.
Necklace
Form
Pink Gem & Diamond
Stones
White Gold
Metal
Archive status In a private collection

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Specifications

FormNecklace
Centre StonePear-cut pink gem
Secondary StonesGraduated oval pink gems
Accent StonesBrilliant-cut diamonds
MetalWhite gold
EditionOne of a kind

The designer

This work forms part of the Algems archive of jewellery and collectible objects by Anita Mai Tan.

Anita Mai Tan
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