Why it's worth it
A medallion heavy enough to anchor any neckline — the chain is just the delivery system.
The Edit
Two heavy rolo chains — each link substantial enough to read from across the room — converge at a baroque medallion pendant measuring 7 cm, its engraved gold leaf surround cradling a smooth oval green cabochon flanked by a halo of purple and blush-toned stones. The lobster clasp closure sits at the nape, with a raw-cut green stone dangling from the 6 cm extension chain. At 240 grams, the pendant carries real physical presence against the chest.
Insider Tip
240 grams means you'll feel this piece all evening — factor that in before pairing with a plunging neckline that offers no structural support.
The details
- Form
- Chain
- Scale
- Statement
- Details
- Layering
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