10/03/2026
There’s something especially satisfying about giving an old piece of jewelry a completely new life, without taking away any of what made it special in the first place.
This little Art Deco beauty started life as a stickpin. I transformed her into a pendant, keeping every bit of the original design intact, including the pin stem that I turned into the bail.
She’s crafted in a mix of 14K white and yellow gold, with an old mine cut diamond sparkling at the center. At approximately 0.06ct, she’s small but full of personality ✨
And I love that nothing was wasted. No new bail added, no original elements discarded- just a clever little conversion that lets this beautiful piece be worn and appreciated all over again.
There’s something about Art Deco jewelry that makes even the smallest pieces feel architectural and important. The geometric lines, the delicate millegrain details, the combination of white and yellow gold. She’s petite, but she definitely has a point of view.
14K white & yellow gold
0.73 dwt
Old mine cut diamond, approx. 0.06ct
A little piece of jewelry history, reimagined 🧡
395 for pendant only, 770 for pendant on a 16” 14K white gold diamond-cut cable chain.
