Gold, diamond and turquoise marquise pendant “Cyrulea”

This new TransfÓ or transformation signed ÓNÍSÌ PARIS is an old nineteenth century brooch transformed into an 18-carat gold marquise pendant featuring a 2.8-carat oval turquoise cabochon surrounded by 16 rose-cut diamonds. The diamonds, with a carat weight of approximately 0.015 carats, have all the charm of rose-cut diamonds, which were hand-faceted at the time when diamonds were cut only in this way, and sparkle with an incomparable brilliance. The turquoise has a sublime nuanced blue-green hue, a unique piece with stunning charm.

Dimensions: Length 1.5cm without bail, 2.1cm with.

Width: 1.2cm

Weight: 1.89g

The Story: Among the oldest stones known to mankind, turquoise occupies a mythical place. Venerated for more than 3,000 years, it adorned the tombs of the pharaohs, Persian talismans and Native American adornments. Its name comes from the French Turkish stone, in reference to the Eastern roads that led it to Europe. While the sky blue variety is the most famous, green turquoise, extracted in particular in Iran, Tibet and the southwestern United States, seduces with its deep shades, mixing copper and earth. A symbol of balance and protection, it connects heaven and earth, bringing serenity to the wearer — a universal talisman that combines natural beauty with spiritual heritage.