Why it's worth it
Tiger's eye chatoyance — the stone rewrites itself in every light.
The Edit
Rigid torque construction in high-polish gold-tone metal opens at the back with two ball terminals — the collar sits close to the throat with no clasp, no adjustment needed. At center front, a cushion-cut tiger's eye cabochon in a tight gold bezel hangs from a single jump ring, the stone's amber-and-brown chatoyance shifting with movement. The geometry is deliberate: angular bezel against a rounded tube, warm stone against cool metal.
The details
- Form
- Cabochon
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