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Why it's worth it
Gold tassels that move every time you breathe.
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White jade rectangle sitting flush against your throat — cold stone, clean geometry.
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Why it's worth it
Pearl stud in front, aventurine teardrop trailing behind — two-piece magic.
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Silver cap, black silk tassel — the contrast does the dressing.
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Baroque pearl in a gold bezel — the shape does what a round stone won't.
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Matte black onyx against mirror silver — the cuff is already a two-tone outfit.
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Two tassels where most pearl necklaces just stop.
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Dalmatian jasper doing animal print without anyone's permission.
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The stone does the print work — no dye involved.
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One Size
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Spotted stone that no jeweler drew by hand.
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Pearl charms swing loose from gold hoops — mix-and-match by design.
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Five pearls on one band — no setting, no ceremony.
Mademoiselle Jules
Available sizes
One Size
Why it's worth it
Pearl on top, spotted stone below — the two halves shouldn't match, and that's the point.
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The pearl sits in the gap — the architecture and the jewel are the same decision.
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No two jasper discs come out identical — the black spots land differently every time.
Mademoiselle Jules
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One spotted stone, no two alike — the necklace is always a limited edition of one.