Alex Sepkus "Till We Have Faces" Pendant Necklace with Blue Sapphire in 18K Gold

From the studio of Alex Sepkus in New York - 18 karat yellow gold "Night Moth" pendant necklace with 4 brilliant white diamonds and 3 blue sapphires. Hand-hammered 18 karat oxidized ...

From Annamaria Cammilli's Dune Electa collection, pendant necklace handcrafted in 18 karat Champagne Pink gold. Four layers of polished and satin textured gold, with three diamonds n...

This Signature 14K gold eye charm is inspired by the Mexican religious Milagro the "double-eye", traditionally believed to call forward the watchful eye of a deceased loved one. Mila...

This one-of-a-kind pendant by Eytan Brandes features a freeform slice of gold, set with a diamond, over a freeform slice of goshenite. Goshenite is a variety of beryl -- basically aquamarine without color. We acquired a little pile of this stuff -- the palest of pale blue and oddly cut -- and were at a loss as to what to do with it until Eytan hit on the idea of setting one of them in a bezel with an oxidized (blackened) inside pan. We love the end result. The swirly pattern of the oxidization plus the faceting plus the minute coloration of the stone combine to give this humble gem a truly unique, shimmery look -- worthy, even, of a hearty "Gosh!" (if anyone actually said "gosh" anymore...) By contrast, the diamond, bezel-set to float in the opening of Eytan's 18 karat gold shard, involves absolutely no hanky-panky. It's an earth-mined, natural and untreated stone weighing 0.04 carats -- a small but high quality sparkler (Eytan rates it G-H color and VS2 clarity). The hand-wrought pulled wire bale is roughly oval-shaped and oversized, since Eytan envisioned his pendant would be paired with beads (which generally require a bigger bale than a chain), but removable. We think our choker-length strand of faceted but rough sapphire...