Eleven Mandarin garnets form an uninterrupted sequence of vivid orange around the wrist.
Rather than faceting the stones, each garnet has been shaped as an oval cabochon — allowing colour, volume and the natural character of the material to take precedence over brilliance. Together, the eleven stones weigh an exceptional 71.61 carats.
Set in warm 18k rose gold, the garnets are punctuated by brilliant-cut diamonds. Their role is deliberately secondary: flashes of white light between expanses of saturated orange.
The gemstones
11 oval cabochon Mandarin garnets — 71.61 ct total
51 brilliant-cut diamonds, D/VS — 0.95 ct total
The diamonds are set in three sizes — 2.5 mm, 1.4 mm and 1.0 mm — creating subtle variation between the garnets. The bracelet is crafted in 18k rose gold and weighs 38.17 g.
Colour before brilliance
A cabochon asks you to look at a gemstone differently. Without facets to provide the spectacle, attention returns to the material itself — its colour, translucency and presence.
Here, eleven Mandarin garnets provide more than 70 carats of uninterrupted colour. The diamonds provide the light; the garnets remain the reason for the piece.
Crafted in our Idar-Oberstein atelier.
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