Earrings
Triangular tsavorite garnets catch light at angles diamonds cannot reach. Each 1.48-carat stone holds the particular green that made tsavorite the rarest garnet—chrome-bright, without the oil of emerald or the yellow of peridot.
Four round diamonds frame each triangle, their 1.20 total carats measured not for size but for the way white gold lifts their fire against yellow gold's warmth. The metals divide the work: white for the diamonds' stage, yellow for the garnets' heat.
Every diamond and gemstone is evaluated in the Pieter Andries Diamond and Gem Laboratory, accredited by the American Gem Society, before it is set, and every diamond half a carat and above is laser-inscribed to match its grading documentation. For pieces containing diamonds, the Pieter Andries diamond grading certificate accompanies the piece — the house's confirmation of the diamond, the design, and the craftsmanship behind it.
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