MASTERPIECE HONEYCOMB DIAMOND PENDANT NECKLACE
Inspired by the Beauty of Nature
One for the nature lovers. A one-of-a-kind Masterpiece necklace featuring 84 exceptional hexagonal cut diamonds, set with 40.00ct of graduated hexagonal diamonds inspired by the natural beauty of the hexagonal forms crafted by bees and so frequently found in nature, from snowflakes to diamonds.
Considerable levels of skill are required for cutting the 84 diamonds that form the Honeycomb Necklace. These unique diamonds, which our gemmologists specially sourced to reflect the shape of honeycomb, are incredibly rare in this number and quality. The hexagonal cut requires the skill of an artisan diamond cutter to achieve such a precise shape and perfect symmetry. The diamonds gently increase in size as they curve towards a detachable pendant. To collect a set of diamonds in just the right sizes to create such perfect symmetry took our experts more than six months.
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All 84 diamonds have been framed in rich 18ct yellow gold, semi-rubover setting to accentuate the geometric lines of the honeycomb pattern. This style of setting, which caps the diamonds securely with gold, allows extra light to pass through the stones, enhancing their brilliance. Although geometric in design our craftspeople have constructed the necklace in three sections, invisible when worn, to architecturally allow the diamonds to move intuitively with the body to flow over the skin.
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The pendant drop is created by a striking combination of 1.5ct hexagonal-cut diamond, anchored by an incredibly rare 4.00ct kite-shaped diamond. This pendant is detachable and can be paired perfectly with either the Honeycomb diamond necklace or a more delicate chain, allowing for multiple style options.
KEY ATTRIBUTES
• Principal Stone – Diamond
• Principle Stone weight – 4.02ct
• Material – Yellow Gold
• Stone Origin – Botswana, Canada, S.Africa
• Price – POA
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