Description
The Move Pavé diamond necklace in white gold
The White Gold Pavé Move Necklace possesses numerous characteristics that contribute to its charm and uniqueness. These are described below.
Reference : 03994-WG
Discover the diamond necklace, pavé 18-karat white gold entirely handcrafted and set with three brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.08 carats. It belongs to the Move, an icon of the House of Messika. This women's jewel is distinguished by its modern design, the rounded shape of its delicately pavé-set cage enhanced by a double chain. The exquisite setting highlights thewhite gold of the pendant, which in turn magnifies the brilliance of the stones. The movement of the three diamonds —symbols of love past, present, and future—enhances the dazzling play of these carefully selected gems at every moment. A precious jewel, this white gold pavé diamond necklace will add a touch of brilliance to any confident look. Finally, the modern touch: its shape designed to embrace the earlobe. In other words, it is a timeless gift to give yourself or someone special, to be worn on any occasion.
Contemporary jewelry
It must be emphasized that since its inception, Messika has achieved the remarkable feat of combining timelessness of diamonds with modernity. In this way, their diamond jewelry contemporary the is a pleasure to wear every day.
The Story of Messika
Driven by a desire for fashionable luxury jewelry and a more uninhibited approach to diamonds, Valérie Messika founded the Messika Jewelry HouseShe reinvented this accessory, rich in meaning and symbolism, into an ultra-desirable object that instills confidence in the wearer. To achieve this, she constantly innovates. New designs, new techniques… She creates gold and diamond jewelry striking and extraordinary
A creator of diamond jewelry , certainly, but above all a trendsetter .Valérie Messika to the world of jewelry a breath of fresh air and freedom diamond is alive; it moves, dances, and plays. Messika's women's jewelry are distinctive, imbued with femininity and modernity the designer's
