PRISM Kite Necklace, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

ID: MJ1031

PRISM Kite Necklace, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

Name: PRISM Kite Necklace, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel
Brand: MEIR_DUBAI
SKU: MJ1031
Price: 27150.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$27,150

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A dramatic long necklace showcasing a cascading arrangement of geometric diamond-shaped motifs, each centered with a pear-shaped rose-cut diamond. Rich green ceramic enamel and luminous white mother-of-pearl radiate from every motif, creating a stained-glass effect inspired by Art Deco architecture. Open geometric links add lightness and movement, while brilliant-cut diamonds illuminate the design with refined sparkle, making this necklace a striking expression of architectural elegance.

Specification

White Gold 750/1000
Pear Rose-cut Diamonds, ~1.27 ct total
Round Brilliant-cut Diamonds, ~1.93 ct total
Green ceramic enamel and white mother-of-pearl accents
Three graduated pendant motifs approximately 90 mm total
Chain length ~620 mm
Handcrafted by master artisans for the world.
Each MEIR jewel is unique. Diamond and gemstone characteristics may vary slightly between creations due to the natural individuality of every stone.

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PRISM Kite Necklace, White Gold, Rose-cut Diamonds and Ceramic Enamel

$27,150

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PRISM is the collection of refracted light. Of the strange and entirely scientific instant in which a beam of light, encountering the angled face of a crystal, breaks. It does not shatter. It does not weaken. It splits.

Where PLUME drew the feather, PRISM drew the prism itself, and the shape of a prism is the triangle. Look at any PRISM piece, any one of them, in any rendering, in any vocabulary the maison happens to be speaking that season, and you will find, beneath every variation, the same single elemental form: the triangle.

PRISM is built around a phenomenon, not a metaphor. The phenomenon is refraction. There is a precise moment, entirely physical, entirely measurable, entirely real, that occurs whenever a beam of white light encounters the angled face of a crystal. The light, which has travelled until that moment as a single continuous beam, enters the glass.