Daisy necklace in white gold, eight diamonds around the central brilliant

A brilliant at the center, and eight smaller diamonds forming a circle around it: the surround closes into an eight-pointed rosette. The metal is barely seen. It is only the claws, small spheres that appear between one stone and the next and hold two at a time. Behind there is no plate: the setting is open, and from the side you can see through the little rings that carry the stones. Above, a flat, flattened bail, and an oval-link chain passing through a single ring.

Two grams sixty-five of eighteen-carat gold. The central brilliant is natural: eighteen points of carat, color F and clarity VS1. The surround adds another twenty-one points, and in all that is thirty-nine points divided over nine stones. The rosette measures eight millimeters thirty in diameter, the chain forty-one and a half centimeters. The center stone, read inside the crown, looks larger than its eighteen points: that is what the daisy cluster is made to do. Earrings from the same family exist, with the same design: they are photographed beside the pendant in the last shot, and they are not included.