Damiani Charleston Necklace

May 31, 2015
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Part of Damiani’s Tribute collection, the Charleston diamond necklace draws inspiration from the lightness and elegance of feathers, crafted in a flowing open design that gracefully encircles the neck. The piece evokes the refined aesthetic of Art Nouveau jewelry from the late 19th century.

Art Nouveau is defined by its organic, fluid lines, and this creation captures that essence through its asymmetrical composition, resembling a single delicate feather. The slender “barbs” are layered with gentle curves that mirror the soft, natural texture of plumage.

Set with nearly 1,000 diamonds, the necklace demands exceptional precision in its fine mounting. To enhance the illusion of a feather’s natural drape, the designer added 13 pear-shaped diamonds along the lower edge, lending the piece a sense of movement and luminosity.

Fidel is the founder and editor-in-chief of Luxury Wrist Club. With over a decade of experience in haute horlogerie and fine jewelry, he specializes in technical watchmaking, gemstone appraisal, and luxury market trends. His work has been featured in leading industry publications, and he is a regular speaker at international watch and jewelry summits.

Based in Europe, Fidel combines deep technical knowledge with a collector's eye for detail. He believes that true luxury is not just about possession — it's about understanding the craftsmanship, heritage, and artistry behind every masterpiece.

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