Nitot Necklace

The original is in a case somewhere it should not be. Marie Louise's emerald garland necklace, last seen at the Louvre before someone decided provenance was negotiable.

This is not a replica. It is what happens when that garland logic gets translated into bead and stone.

Three open triangular frames, built from bugle-bead struts, span the upper register. A square focal stone anchors the base of each. Between them, a continuous curved strand scallops from junction to junction, with fringe hanging from each arc. At center, a fourth triangle drops into a single rectangular pendant stone.

The whole structure fans wide across the collarbone and sits high on the chest.

Wear yours with a deep V or a scoop neck, where the geometry has room to read.

Made in an array of gemstones.