Art Deco 14K white gold, yellow gold diamond and sapphire lavaliere necklace

Description : The bow was a popular motif in many eras of jewelry design. It was particularly often used in Art Deco motifs. The bow was a predecessor to opening a package, and inspiring excitement over the contents. Bows were used to symbolize the knot or love between two people. This would make a beautiful bridal necklace for something blue and something old. This fused, 14KY and white gold diamond and sapphire pendant hangs vertically from its chain, in a style that is called a lavaliere. The name came from the mistress of King Louis IV who was Louise de la Valliere. This pendant has a sensuous form to it, with a round natural dark blue sapphire bezel set in the center. The elegant shape has diamonds that follow every curve. The dimensional line this creates is light and very feminine.

Item Number : P24159

Category : NECKLACE

Brand : CF