Saher Necklace with Saher Jhumki in Lush Emerald

Saher in Urdu means dawn, that quiet moment when pale light and deep darkness exist together before one gives way to the other. This necklace lives in that moment. A continuous rivière of alternating marquise units, luminous moonstone cabochons and deep emerald glass stones, moves across the neckline in an unbroken rhythm, each pair a small conversation between light and green. Pavé zirconia borders each unit with fine precision, and the necklace is strung on a braided gilded dori with a ruby meenakari bead closure, the last detail of a piece that has thought of everything.The Saher Jhumki carries dawn to the ear in its most classical form. A three-petal lotus stud of one moonstone and two emerald marquise petals opens the composition, pale and deep side by side as always. Below it, a gilded cage jhumka of marquise moonstone panels sits like a lantern lit at first light, its structure open and architectural. From the base, a fringe of seed pearls hangs freely, swaying with every movement, the soft sound of a morning that has just begun.