No. 38

Some stones need to be set before anyone will ever understand them.

This 1.86 carat pear was one of them — a borderline color grade paired with VVS2 clarity that left it overlooked for years. The brifka paper was worn soft with time, but once in hand, the truth was obvious: she wasn’t ordinary. She was misunderstood.

Antique faceting. A voluptuous outline. A softened, almost edible pear tip with a petite open culet — all the quiet contradictions that make a diamond irresistible if you know how to see her.

Set in yellow gold to coax out her brightness, with double claw prongs to honor that distinctive tip. A scalloped under-gallery. Cathedral shoulders. A flush-fit profile made for future stacking — though she needs no companion to feel complete.

For the ones who recognize beauty before consensus tells them to.

One of one.

Available — quietly.
For the ones who know what they’re looking at.