This pastel gemstone drop necklace represents the sweet spot where comfort meets artistic risk. Drawing on familiar construction techniques and signature forms, this necklace was born from a place of confidence, yet I knew it had to go further. With every component, from the 18k gold vermeil leaves to the abstract statement cluster nestled at its heart, I challenged my own design instincts to reimagine what a statement necklace could be.

Creating this multi-chain necklace meant weaving in contrasting elements: Akoya Keshi Pearls against mystic quartz, sculptural amethysts alongside baroque pearls, and strands of recycled gold-filled chain layered with intention. The asymmetry is deliberate, an invitation to embrace the unpredictable beauty of design that honors the creative process. Whether worn solo or paired with gemstone cuff bracelets or companion earrings, this piece speaks directly to the collector who seeks individuality, depth, and handmade artistry.

Each section of the necklace was meticulously assembled using an instinctual balance of weight, color, and shape. It’s wearable sculpture, elevated jewelry for those who view adornment as a form of personal expression.

Materials:

Gemstones: Scorolite, Hydro Quartz, Baroque Pearls, Australian Opal, Mystic Quartz, Amethyst, Akoya Keshi Pearls, Moss Aquamarine, Ametrine, Spinel, Morganite, Aquamarine, Purple Sapphire, Moonstone, Topaz, Kunzite, and Mystic Labradorite

Precious Metals: Recycled 14/20k gold-filled components, 18k gold vermeil leaves, and chain

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