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This contemporary pendant necklace is a part of the Ink collection, which has gained recognition and was featured in prestigious publications like Harper's Bazaar and Vogue UA. It was made of 18 karat yellow gold with 15x15x8 mm smoky quartz.
The standout feature of this necklace is the large and uniquely shaped smoky quartz. Its size allows for an impressive display, while it is open design allows light to interact with the gem, enhancing its beauty.
The gem rests against the skin, which can be particularly appealing to individuals interested in Ayurveda and the energetic connection between gem and the wearer.
Designed by the oil painter and jewellery designer from Berlin, Polya Medvedeva, the Ink collection seamlessly blends minimalistic sculpture and exquisite jewellery. Originally conceived as a sculpture featuring cube quartz, the collection has evolved to include a range of pieces such as rings, pendant necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, each showcasing different gems meticulously cut for the artist's vision.
In addition to the smoky quartz, this pendant necklace offers customisation options. This piece can be personally signed. You can order it with rose quartz, lemon quartz, green quartz, rock crystal, or black morion, allowing you to select the gem that resonates with your personal style and preferences.
This contemporary pendant necklace is a part of the Ink collection, which has gained recognition and was featured in prestigious publications like Harper's Bazaar and Vogue UA. It was made of 18 karat yellow gold with 15x15x8 mm smoky quartz.
The standout feature of this necklace is the large and uniquely shaped smoky quartz. Its size allows for an impressive display, while it is open design allows light to interact with the gem, enhancing its beauty.
The gem rests against the skin, which can be particularly appealing to individuals interested in Ayurveda and the energetic connection between gem and the wearer.
Designed by the oil painter and jewellery designer from Berlin, Polya Medvedeva, the Ink collection seamlessly blends minimalistic sculpture and exquisite jewellery. Originally conceived as a sculpture featuring cube quartz, the collection has evolved to include a range of pieces such as rings, pendant necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, each showcasing different gems meticulously cut for the artist's vision.
In addition to the smoky quartz, this pendant necklace offers customisation options. This piece can be personally signed. You can order it with rose quartz, lemon quartz, green quartz, rock crystal, or black morion, allowing you to select the gem that resonates with your personal style and preferences.
This contemporary pendant necklace is a part of the Ink collection, which has gained recognition and was featured in prestigious publications like Harper's Bazaar and Vogue UA. It was made of 18 karat yellow gold with 15x15x8 mm smoky quartz.
The standout feature of this necklace is the large and uniquely shaped smoky quartz. Its size allows for an impressive display, while it is open design allows light to interact with the gem, enhancing its beauty.
The gem rests against the skin, which can be particularly appealing to individuals interested in Ayurveda and the energetic connection between gem and the wearer.
Designed by the oil painter and jewellery designer from Berlin, Polya Medvedeva, the Ink collection seamlessly blends minimalistic sculpture and exquisite jewellery. Originally conceived as a sculpture featuring cube quartz, the collection has evolved to include a range of pieces such as rings, pendant necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, each showcasing different gems meticulously cut for the artist's vision.
In addition to the smoky quartz, this pendant necklace offers customisation options. This piece can be personally signed. You can order it with rose quartz, lemon quartz, green quartz, rock crystal, or black morion, allowing you to select the gem that resonates with your personal style and preferences.