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Yes, It’s a Birthstone Feature, with 30 Emerald Jewels

Featured in Tatler Magazine, Tatler.com, is a surprisingly worth sharing pictorial highlighting emerald-set jewels.

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Venyx, Muzo Bonsai Necklace

While the pictorial begins with a rather disappointing black and white image of Marlene Dietrich (a movie star from the mid-20th century – 1930s-1940s), the rest was quite enjoyable.

The Venyx X Muzo, Muzo Bonsai Necklace with emerald and diamonds, was one favorite. This pendant uses a gold bonsai background visible as a shadow through the emerald. The emerald is, as expected, complete with “jardin,” a garden of inclusions. This plays nicely on the theme, which is why it works very well.

Included in the collection, a necklace set with a heart shaped “Trapiche” (a rare, segmented emerald), surrounded by diamonds and emeralds, and suspended from a strand of seed pearls. Following that is a Van Cleef & Arpels, Perlée couleurs ring, 5 rows of gold beads accented by 5 rows of round brilliant cut emeralds, 3-stones in each row, which are offset across the band.

There’s even a princess tiara in the pictorial, created by Chaumet, titled “Torsade de Chaumet tiara” with emerald and diamonds.

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Graff, Colombian Emeralds, Diamonds, White Gold

Tap here to view the entire collection highlighting May’s birthstone, the Emerald.

Roskin Gem News Report