Composed of a perfect 1.00 carat in pear-cut diamonds, each stone is a ray—ascending, curved, luminous. The pendant does not simply mimic the sun. It interprets its first gesture. A circular bloom of light, arranged in quiet symmetry.
Near perfect color, exceptional clarity,  and as always cut of excellency—these are not specifications. They are coordinates. The diamonds do not sparkle to impress. They illuminate to affirm.
Set in 14 karat or 18 karat stamped solid gold—yellow, white, or rose—the gold is not a setting. It is a horizon. A warm perimeter that holds the light as it emerges.
Worn by the one who does not reflect brilliance—she becomes it. 
Not to dazzle, but to declare.