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Aurora Parure, view 1

Colourless · STE-AUR

Aurora Parure

طقم أورورا

Forty-one pear and oval brilliants graded and matched across nine months so that no two neighbours differ by more than one hundredth of a carat.

Pieces in suite
3
Total weight
146.82 ct
Clarity range
D–E · IF to VVS1
Metal
Platinum 950
Atelier hours
3140 h
Price
Price on request

IGI, each stone individually reported and laser-inscribed on the girdle

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The suite, piece by piece

  • NecklaceAurora graduated rivierePear & Oval Brilliant41 stones11.04 ct oval brilliant
  • EarringsAurora double-drop earringsPear Brilliant4 stones6.18 ct pear
  • RingAurora pear solitairePear Brilliant1 stone6.98 ct pear

A riviere that graduates from 0.9 to 11.04 carats

A riviere is the hardest object in high jewellery to build honestly. Every stone is visible from both sides, so a single mismatch in colour or crown height reads instantly across the whole line.

Aurora was matched from a run of 618 stones. Forty-one survived the table. The graduation is calculated, not eyeballed: each stone steps up by a fixed 4.2 per cent in diameter toward the centre, which is why the necklace reads as one continuous curve of light rather than a row of separate diamonds.

The earrings and the ring are cut from the same growth cycle as the centre stone, so the suite ages as a single object.

  • Oval Brilliant

    57 facets

  • Pear Brilliant

    58 facets