A necklace has two distinct lines. One follows the neck and the other falls towards the neckline. For clients in Monaco, both deserve consideration when choosing a jewel for an occasion.
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High Jewelry
Pear-shaped diamonds trace a V in our Rosée de Diamants Necklace. The last pear hangs from an articulated joint, free to move as the collar rests against the neck. We craft the necklace by hand in Valenza, Italy. A close view shows where the continuous collar gives way to the suspended drop.
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A jewel for the occasion
The pear diamonds of Rosée de Diamants Necklace converge in a V. Its final articulated pear hangs below the junction. The collar circumference follows the necklace around the neck. The vertical drop is measured from the junction to the tip of the final pear. The two dimensions answer different questions about fit.
Three-quarter view of the setting
Band width shown · approximately 2.2 mm
The tip of the pear and the sweep of the curved band give the hand two distinct outlines. A similar decision at the neckline is whether to wear a single drop or a graduated line.
Create Your Ring
With Create Your Ring, the outline of a diamond can echo or soften the line of a necklace. Our advisors can consider the scale of both jewels for the same occasion.
Necklaces and pendants · Engagement rings · Wedding bands · Earrings
Viewing a creation in Monaco
We present selected Just Brilliant creations through multibrand retail partners. Our international advisors can confirm which pieces may be presented privately in Monaco and agree the arrangements with you before a visit.
Which details help when choosing a necklace for an occasion?
The collar circumference describes the fit around the neck. The vertical drop indicates how far the front extends below its junction. An advisor can review the dimensions for the selected necklace alongside the intended neckline.
