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Apparition Necklace
Apparition Necklace
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a hand-painted Mociun Collection lacquer Jewelry Box
on us.
Fine jewelry should be worn and stored with special attention, particularly when set with certain gemstones. Please refer to our care guide to learn more.
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Lapis lazuli is a type of rock, an aggregate, meaning it is made up of several minerals—lazurite, calcite, and pyrite, possibly with a few others. In some of these cabochons, there are freckles that sparkle like the gold—those are the pyrite minerals shining through. The calcite is what causes the lighter areas, and sometimes the white is even visible. Lastly, the lazurite is the star of the show with the main blue body. Because these three minerals come together, no two natural stones will have the exact same pattern.
This piece is in stock and ships immediately.
With your order, enjoy
a hand-painted Mociun Collection lacquer Jewelry Box
on us.
Fine jewelry should be worn and stored with special attention, particularly when set with certain gemstones. Please refer to our care guide to learn more.
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Item Details
146.84 ct. combined weight of oval blue lapis lazuli cabochons
Lapides measure up to 11.8mm long and up to 9.8mm wide
Forty-four total stones secured in full bezel settings
Necklace fastened with handmade box clasp closure
Collar necklace style set by hand in 18k solid yellow gold
We proudly design all of our jewelry in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Each solid gold and platinum piece is made here in New York City.
Responsibility
We strive to use 100% responsibly sourced, eco-friendly or recycled gold when possible. Our precious metals are currently cast in New York City by a trusted network of partners whose practices align with our philosophy on responsible jewelry-making and guarantee nimble timelines and fair pricing.
Metals
Overview
Gold is most coveted for its aesthetic qualities and malleability. Its purity is measured in karats: one karat represents 1/24 of the whole, so 24k means 100% pure, naturally yellow gold. 24k gold is too soft for everyday wear, so for our jewelry, we recommend platinum and 14k or 18k gold, which is pure gold mixed with other metals, creating a stronger, more durable alloy. We love working with richly-colored 22k gold for jewelry that does not contain any stones.
We are happy to discuss requests for any desired materials in addition to the metals listed here.
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Yellow Gold
Made of pure gold and alloy metals like copper and zinc, yellow gold is hypoallergenic and easy to maintain. We love using yellow gold with all gemstones and diamonds.
Rose Gold
Rose gold is made of pure gold alloyed with copper, which gives it its reddish tint (perfect for warm-colored and pink gemstones or diamonds) and adds durability. It is not a hypoallergenic metal.
White gold
White gold is an alloy of pure gold and white metals such as nickel, silver and palladium. This metal pairs best with cool-colored gems, as well as colorless to near-colorless diamonds. It is not a hypoallergenic metal and not recommended if you have a nickel sensitivity. Unless requested, we do not rhodium-plate our white gold to honor its naturally yellow undertones.
Platinum
First popularized with Edwardian engagement rings, the rare and extremely durable platinum comes at a higher cost than gold. Platinum has cool, blue undertones and is a pure element. This hypoallergenic metal can be used over white gold for those with nickel sensitivity.
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