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Bezel-Set Birthstone Necklace in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

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$95
An RS exclusive. Simple and stylish, our understated necklace features the birthstone of your choice in a sleek bezel setting of polished 18…
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Item 900733

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Stone Story

Amethyst's color ranges from pale lavender through mid-violet to the deeply saturated grades at the top of the quality spectrum, the finest distinguished by rich, even purple with rose and red secondary hues, a color quality the trade designates Siberian regardless of geographic origin.

Myth & Meaning

Diamond's birthstone symbolism (invincibility, permanence, unbreakable bonds) is grounded in something real: it scores a perfect 10 on the Mohs hardness scale, something achieved by no other natural material. The symbolic language attached to diamond across centuries of birthstone tradition is essentially just an accurate description of what the stone is. In this case, the metaphor and the material fact are the same thing.

A Storied Heritage

Aquamarine has certainly appeared in famous jewelry collections. The Brazilian aquamarine parure was gifted to Queen Elizabeth II in 1953: necklace, earrings, brooch, and tiara. This set of jewelry entered the Royal Collection as a diplomatic gift and became one of its most photographed pieces, appearing in official portraits across decades of public life. Its sustained visibility at the highest level of fine jewelry documentation contributed directly to aquamarine's association with formal elegance in the second half of the 20th century.

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