Hyperborea Earrings
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Renaissance
Named for Hyperborea, the land beyond the north wind where the sun was said never to set, the earrings were made to carry warm light and green ground in the same descent.
Fancy-cut citrines step down the length of each earring in graduated sizes, set against a dense field of brilliant-cut emeralds, while the structure beneath moves between palladium white and yellow gold so that each colour is given its own ground to stand on.
One of a kind · Ref. B23.7
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Composition
Materials
Citrines, Emeralds, Gold
Edition
One of a kind
Reference
B23.7
Dimensions
Depth: 10.8 mm
Width: 22.5 mm
Length: 44.5 mm
Stones
8 Fancy Cut Citrines, 5.58 cts
60 Brilliant Cut Emeralds, 25.00 cts
Total: 68 stones, 30.58 cts
Metals
18 carat gold, 20 g
Including palladium white gold and yellow gold
The citrines were acquired through a specialist supplier operating in England. The emeralds were obtained through a lapidary based in Portugal. Supplier declarations and purchase documentation are retained where available. Provenance is described in accordance with the atelier’s Ethical Practice framework.
Renaissance
Named for Hyperborea, the land beyond the north wind where the sun was said never to set, the earrings were made to carry warm light and green ground in the same descent.
Fancy-cut citrines step down the length of each earring in graduated sizes, set against a dense field of brilliant-cut emeralds, while the structure beneath moves between palladium white and yellow gold so that each colour is given its own ground to stand on.
One of a kind · Ref. B23.7
Enquire about this piece
Composition
Materials
Citrines, Emeralds, Gold
Edition
One of a kind
Reference
B23.7
Dimensions
Depth: 10.8 mm
Width: 22.5 mm
Length: 44.5 mm
Stones
8 Fancy Cut Citrines, 5.58 cts
60 Brilliant Cut Emeralds, 25.00 cts
Total: 68 stones, 30.58 cts
Metals
18 carat gold, 20 g
Including palladium white gold and yellow gold
The citrines were acquired through a specialist supplier operating in England. The emeralds were obtained through a lapidary based in Portugal. Supplier declarations and purchase documentation are retained where available. Provenance is described in accordance with the atelier’s Ethical Practice framework.
