Medium Viola necklace pendant in 9ct yellow gold set with five pale yellow citrines and a diamond centre. Inspired by the native Viola (wild pansy) flowers of Sicily. Viola is the flower that symbolises remembrance. From the Journey to Sicily.
Wildest Viola from beautiful Sicily:
A native pansy, so plentiful and pretty.
Enchant us with your heart-shaped leaves,
In violets, peridot greens, topaz blues and citrines.
The pendant measures approximately 17x16mm. The chain feeds through the gallery of the pendant to allow you to wear it straight or asymmetrically, we recommend a delicate Catena Fine chain.
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Violets grow on the fertile soil of Mount Etna. I love their delicate, tiny flowers and I created the designs for earrings and a necklace after a day spent lost amongst the fennel plants and other verdent, roadside plants, just below the black line of the lava.
Drawing from the French word "citron", lemon, a citrine gemstone emulates the vitality and freshness of the vivid yellow fruit, as a symbol for prosperity, success, and imagination. Burnished in shades of yellow, from clear glistening yellows to flaming oranges, they are thought of as gemmologist's gold. Pale stones remind Cassandra of white waterlilies, the brighter yellows of tumbling Banksiae roses, and the golden richer hues of autumnal dahlias. Natural citrine can be found in Brazil, Spain, and Madagascar. As November's birthstone, they are said to protect against evil thoughts, stripping away your negativity with a new-found zest for creativity and exciting pursuits.
All Cassandra Goad Jewellery is designed and made in our workshops in London.
Ever in search of the unusual and rare, Cassandra travels the world to source beautiful gemstones, either in the rough or cut form.
The craftsman works as an artist recreating the design in metal. The jewel is then mounted, assayed, polished and set.