NOVA Constellation Necklace, White Gold, Brilliant-cut Diamonds and Marquise Blue Sapphires

ID: MJ1049

NOVA Constellation Necklace, White Gold, Brilliant-cut Diamonds and Marquise Blue Sapphires

Name: NOVA Constellation Necklace, White Gold, Brilliant-cut Diamonds and Marquise Blue Sapphires
Brand: MEIR_JAIPUR
SKU: MJ1049
Price: 68590.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$68,590

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A dramatic expression of the NOVA night sky, this necklace brings together a constellation of celestial medallions in a long, articulated composition. The chain descends through alternating geometric links and blue sapphire accents before arriving at an elaborate pendant formed from seven interconnected NOVA motifs.
At the heart of each principal motif, a round emerald creates a vivid fixed point of green light. Marquise-shaped blue sapphires radiate around these centres in deep celestial halos, while brilliant-cut diamonds trace the circular architecture and sharpen the outer edges with pointed rays. The seven motifs gather into a cascading constellation, allowing individual stars to remain distinct while becoming part of a larger celestial order.
The composition captures both registers at the heart of NOVA: the authority of the solitary luminous centre and the quiet geometry of stars in company.

Specification

White gold 750/1000
Brilliant-cut diamonds, ~7.98 cts
Marquise-shaped blue sapphires, ~20.12 cts
Round emeralds, ~10.53 cts
Length ~525 mm
Width ~14 mm tapering to 6 mm
Pendant ~118 × 58 mm
Pendant composed of 7 NOVA motifs
Round emeralds approximately 6–8 mm
Handcrafted by master artisans for the world
Each MEIR jewel is unique. Stone characteristics and weights may vary slightly between creations.

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NOVA Constellation Necklace, White Gold, Brilliant-cut Diamonds and Marquise Blue Sapphires

$68,590

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A star does not blaze. A star keeps. There is a quality of light that the sun, for all its magnificence, cannot produce. It is the quality a star produces: a light that has travelled for so long before arriving that by the time it reaches the observer it has become, in a sense, philosophical.

A star's brilliance is not an event. It is a discipline. It is intensity and calm held together in the same instant, and it is this duality, more than any other single idea, that NOVA was designed to wear upon the body.

Some stars stand alone. Others only speak in company. Look up at any real night sky and you will see that stars exist in two registers. There are the great single stars, the solitary burning bodies that anchor a quadrant of sky by their own intensity alone. And there are the constellations.