Lepage Clyde necklace in white gold, green sapphire

The essentials:

• 18-carat white gold necklace
• Average gold weight: 1.95 g for 3 mm; 2.09 g for 3.5 mm; 2.21 g for 3.7 mm; 2.42 g for 4 mm; 2.55 g for 4.3 mm; 2.68 g for 4.7 mm; 3.5 g for 5 mm
• Centre stone: round green sapphire 3 mm (approximately 0.13 carat); 3.5 mm (approximately 0.2 carat); 3.7 mm (approximately 0.25 carat); 4 mm (approximately 0.32 carat); 4.3 mm (approximately 0.4 carat); 4.7 mm (approximately 0.5 carat); 5 mm (approximately 0.6 carat), depending on the selected option
• Each stone is unique, and the colour of your jewel may slightly differ from the image above
• Depending on the dimensions of the stone you choose, the proportions of your jewel may slightly differ from the product shown above
• Lepage diamond chain, 45 cm with adjustable rings at 40 cm and 42 cm
• Clasp adorned with a triangular charm engraved with the Lepage logo

The Clyde necklace in white gold and green sapphire

The Clyde necklace in white gold and green sapphire reinterprets the solitaire elegance in a modern and luminous design. At its centre, a brilliant-cut green sapphire appears to float delicately at the neckline, highlighted by a pear-shaped setting with a bold, graphic design.

Easy to wear every day, the Clyde necklace transitions effortlessly from precious moments to everyday gestures. A timeless creation designed for those seeking a discreet, contemporary and unforgettable piece of jewellery.

The story behind the piece

A signature piece of the Audacieuse collection, this necklace stands out through a subtle balance of minimalism and character.

Its diamond-cut chain catches the light with every movement and diffuses a delicate brilliance designed to naturally illuminate the silhouette.

The jeweller’s word

To reveal the full beauty of the green sapphire while ensuring its protection, our workshops have favoured the semi-bezel open setting technique.

This craft consists of carefully folding metal over part of the stone, ensuring secure support while allowing maximum light to pass through. Traditionally used for cabochons, this technique is also perfectly suited to faceted stones. It enhances the brilliance of the green sapphire while providing a setting that is both durable and protective.