Why it's worth it
A red resin marquise that unclips — the gold collar beneath is a separate necklace.
The Edit
Seventeen inches of flexible Tubogas coiling — 18K gold-plated brass wound into a ribbed omega collar that lies flush against the throat with no gap, no chain drop. The magnetic clasp closes cleanly at the nape, and a removable marquise bezel at center front holds a vivid red resin cabochon in a step-bezeled gold frame. Pull the pendant off and the collar reads entirely differently — one piece, two distinct silhouettes.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Stone
- Resin
- Form
- Cabochon
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