Thirty Akoya pearls, gathered in threes along a gold vine of diamond leaves.
Vallari means creeper in Sanskrit. The necklace is a fine gold vine that runs around the front of the neck. Along it, small leaves set with diamonds alternate with clusters of three Akoya pearls. At the back it becomes a plain gold chain, so it sits flat and light.
The earrings are fuller. Akoya pearls are set in a grid between baguette diamonds, inside an oval border of small round diamonds. The diamonds are set in white, so they shine against the warm gold.
Worn together, the necklace is delicate and the earrings carry the weight.
The earrings are fuller. Akoya pearls are set in a grid between baguette diamonds, inside an oval border of small round diamonds. The diamonds are set in white, so they shine against the warm gold.
Worn together, the necklace is delicate and the earrings carry the weight.
Composition
- Metal
- 18K yellow gold. Necklace 9.450 g, earrings 9.657 g
- Stones
- Akoya pearls and diamonds
- Carat weights
- Necklace: 30 Akoya pearls, 12.55 ct; 118 diamonds, 3.80 ct. Earrings: Akoya pearls, 3.27 ct; diamonds, 1.81 ct
- Certification
- IGI or GIA certificates available on request
- Edition
- Statement. Necklace and earrings
- Status
- Available
Seen in person, by appointment.
In our Mumbai studio, or over video if you are further away, with Utsav or Utkarsh.
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