LIGHTSPEED Sphene, Paraiba Tourmaline & Diamond Divinity Necklace
LIGHTSPEED Sphene, Paraiba Tourmaline & Diamond Divinity Necklace
EMBRACE THE DIVINE WITHIN
ONLY ONE AVAILABLE
Introducing Divinity, Mary van der Aa's highly coveted collection. This ultra-exclusive collection embraces opulence and allure, exceeding all expectations. Impeccably crafted from the most luxurious metals, each piece showcases hand-faceted gemstones that reign supreme atop a bed of dazzling diamonds. Divinity is more than just jewelry; it is an embodiment of our divine selves. Each piece exudes an air of exclusivity, making its wearer the epitome of refined taste and fashion. Mary van der Aa's Divinity collection is a statement of luxury and prestige. Its allure is undeniable, and its essence captivates all who behold it.
Item Number: DIVP
Metal: Platinum
Gems: Sphene, Natural, No Treatment, 8.90ct, Zimbabwe, Faceted by Tucson Todd’s Gems; Paraiba Tourmaline, Natural, 0.33cttw, Brazil; Diamonds, Natural, 0.36cttw, VS Clarity, G-H Color
Length: 18”
Chain: Beveled Oval Cable
Made in United States
Ethically Sourced
Jewelry Care
Please Note: We try to display the actual colors of the gemstones shown. Variations in viewing screen settings may affect this.
“Mary van der Aa is a master at integrating design and beauty with stones her clients commission her to set, whether from pre-existing stones, or stones she and her business partner, Todd Wacks facets specifically for her collections.”
SPHENE
Sphene is a very rare, incredibly sparkly, collector’s gemstone. It is found in yellowish-green, green, orange or brown colors, and is known as “titanite” in the mineral world. It has more “fire” than a diamond because it has one of the highest dispersions of any gemstone. It’s this high dispersion that gives Sphene such an intense “fire,” showcasing multiple colors, especially when it’s well-cut. A true rarity in the gemstone world. Sphene is said to facilitate altered states of awareness, visionary travel and journeying. Sphene requires special care and is not suited for everyday wear. More about sphene HERE
PARAIBA TOURMALINE
In 1989, fantastically neon colored tourmalines were discovered in the state of Paraíba, Brazil. Paraíbas from Brazil are the most sought-after. Scientists determined that these precious gems received their unusual coloring from copper. These rare gems are among the world’s most prized of gemstones with prices exceeding $25,000 per carat! Tourmaline imparts powerful healing energy and powerful protection energy. It gets its name from the Sinhalese name “turamali” meaning “stones with mixed colors.” Today it is still one of the world’s most popular gems. Tourmaline is the birthstone for October, and marks the 8th wedding anniversary. It has a hardness of 7.0-7.5, making it very durable for everyday wear with proper care. More about Tourmaline HERE
DIAMOND
For centuries, diamonds have been regarded as the ultimate gift of love. Their dazzling beauty exudes high-society, and they have been known to signify status. Diamonds formed billions of years ago through a combination of tremendous pressure and temperature, far beneath the Earth’s surface. Crystals are brought up through volcanic activity. The average yield in most diamond mines is a staggering 1 part diamond to 1 million parts host rock. Each stone is unique, and no two diamonds can ever be the same. Diamond is the hardest gem of all gems, and is made of only one element, carbon. A gem of winter, the color of ice, it is a crystal of Light having high frequency energy that is dispersed into flashing prisms of brilliant “fire”, typical of the sun. It is a spiritual stone, a symbol of perfection and illumination. Diamond is the birthstone for April, and the gemstone for many horoscope signs. It marks the 10th, 60th and 75th wedding anniversaries. More about Diamond HERE
