A necklace comprised of alternating drilled rose-cut diamonds and gold jump rings, convertible to a bracelet in 18k. Italy

Dating back to the sixteenth century, the rose cut is among the earliest styles of faceted diamond cutting. In this necklace, a seamless stream of rose-cut diamonds are free of traditional settings, allowing light to pass through the diamonds to illuminate their softly faceted surfaces. The simplicity of the construction gives the necklace fluidity, with each articulated diamond moving naturally against the skin. Thoughtfully designed for versatility, the chain can also be separated into a bracelet and shorter necklace.