Ananke Lovelace Necklace
Sold OutChiaroscuro
Its spiral form, articulated in beige gold and shibuichi, appears suspended in a moment of transition, a gesture held just before release.
Set entirely with coloured diamonds, the necklace is composed through chromatic progression. Stones move from soft mauves into deeper violets and finally saturated reds.
Composition
Materials
Diamonds, Gold, Shibuichi
Edition
Single Edition
Reference
A24.2
Dimensions
Depth: 8 mm
Height: 164 mm
Width: 130 mm
Necklace length: 40 cm
Stones
61 Square Cut Fancy Blue Green Diamonds, SI to VVS1, 1.33 cts
138 Brilliant Cut Fancy Purple Pink Diamonds, SI to VS1, 3.63 cts
Total: 199 stones, 4.96 cts
Metals
Shibuichi, 8 g
18 carat gold, 24 g
Shibuichi is a historical Japanese alloy composed primarily of silver and copper. Traditionally employed in metalwork for its subtle tonal range, it develops depth through controlled patination.
The diamonds were acquired through specialist dealers operating within the European Union. Supplier declarations and purchase documentation are retained where available. Provenance is described in accordance with the atelier’s Ethical Practice framework.
Chiaroscuro
Its spiral form, articulated in beige gold and shibuichi, appears suspended in a moment of transition, a gesture held just before release.
Set entirely with coloured diamonds, the necklace is composed through chromatic progression. Stones move from soft mauves into deeper violets and finally saturated reds.
Composition
Materials
Diamonds, Gold, Shibuichi
Edition
Single Edition
Reference
A24.2
Dimensions
Depth: 8 mm
Height: 164 mm
Width: 130 mm
Necklace length: 40 cm
Stones
61 Square Cut Fancy Blue Green Diamonds, SI to VVS1, 1.33 cts
138 Brilliant Cut Fancy Purple Pink Diamonds, SI to VS1, 3.63 cts
Total: 199 stones, 4.96 cts
Metals
Shibuichi, 8 g
18 carat gold, 24 g
Shibuichi is a historical Japanese alloy composed primarily of silver and copper. Traditionally employed in metalwork for its subtle tonal range, it develops depth through controlled patination.
The diamonds were acquired through specialist dealers operating within the European Union. Supplier declarations and purchase documentation are retained where available. Provenance is described in accordance with the atelier’s Ethical Practice framework.
