Composed of 1.60 carats in pear-cut diamonds, each ray curves outward in symmetry—like morning unfolding across the horizon. The form is not ornamental. It is elemental. A solar bloom rendered in gold and clarity.
Near perfect color, exceptional clarity, and cut or excellency —these are not adornments. They are coordinates of brilliance. The diamonds do not sparkle to impress. They illuminate to affirm.
Set in 14k or 18k stamped solid gold—yellow, white, or rose—the metal does not frame the light. It completes it. A circular warmth that holds each ray in balance.
Worn alone, Aurore Scellée is a gesture of emergence. Worn with its sovereign counterpart—the Soleine Levée necklace—it becomes a suite of radiance. Not a set. A continuum. A solar architecture.
She does not wear the dawn. She arrives with it.