Why it's worth it
A lapis cabochon framed in silver — the pyrite flecks do the evening shift for you.
The Edit
Polished rhodium-plated brass cast into a hollow teardrop silhouette, with a recessed channel that holds a pear-shaped lapis lazuli cabochon flush at the center — no prongs, no gap between stone and metal. The high-mirror finish of the frame amplifies the deep navy of the lapis and throws its natural pyrite flecking into relief. Anti-droop post backs keep the orientation locked at the ear, a small engineering note that matters when the stone has weight to it.
The details
- Metal
- Rhodium-plated
- Form
- Teardrop
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