Gold necklace with sapphire and diamonds, 1950s, Paris

This pendant was created at a time when Parisian jewelry workshops eagerly embraced forms inspired by the movement, light, and energy of the post-war era. The 1950s saw a departure from strict geometry in favor of more sculptural, organic lines – and this fiery composition embodies exactly that character. Here, gold does not form a frame, but rather swirls around the stone as if in perpetual motion.

At its center is a tear-cut sapphire, a stone of deep, saturated color that transitions from cool cobalt to intense blue in the light. Its form is subtly highlighted by diamonds set in one of the gold ribbons – small but precisely chosen, they draw the eye towards the heart of the composition. This is a dialogue of light and color, so characteristic of Parisian design from that period.

The overall impression is one of lightness, almost floating on the chain, though the design reveals a high level of technical craftsmanship. This is jewelry from the second half of the 20th century, imbued with the spirit of an era of reconstruction, optimism, and a belief in the beauty of forms created by a master's hand.

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We offer the possibility of exchange or a full refund within 14 days from the date of purchase.

We fulfill orders only within the European Union.

• Our jewelry is crafted with attention to every detail. To ensure it retains its beauty for years, we recommend proper use and care.
• Jewelry is a delicate product – avoid impacts, tugs, and contact with hard surfaces, which can lead to damage or deformation.
• The product may contain small parts – it is not intended for children or animals. Keep it out of their reach.
• If you notice any damage, discontinue use of the product.
• To maintain the luster and quality of your jewelry, store it separately, in a box or soft pouch, to avoid scratches and tangles.
• Avoid contact with water (pearls and emeralds) and chemicals (e.g., perfumes, creams, cosmetics).
• Remove jewelry before sleeping, bathing, physical activity, and household chores.
• For cleaning, use a soft, delicate cloth designed for jewelry. Avoid harsh materials and sharp tools that can cause scratches.

Entity responsible for product safety:
Syncret Cyganek Spółka Jawna
ul. Bracka 8, 31-005 Kraków
e-mail: butik@syncret.com