At the center of this singular creation lies a remarkable legacy—an early Sasanian amethyst, hand-carved with a radiating, starburst motif nearly 1,500 years ago (circa 4th–6th century AD). Weighing an impressive 23.37 carats, this ancient gemstone glows with the intrigue of Persian courts and Zoroastrian mysteries, its unique geometric pattern echoing the cosmic and solar motifs so beloved in late antique Iran.
This extraordinary centerpiece is set in platinum and surrounded by contemporary geometric brilliance: a 1.11ct no-heat Montana sapphire and two hexagonal E/VVS diamonds (0.27ct total) create a striking symmetry, while flashes of teal color-change garnets (0.41ct total), antique baguette diamonds (0.33ct total), and a lustrous South Sea pearl add depth and luster. The bold shapes and platinum setting subtly reference the dynamic geometry and modern sensibility of Art Deco design, drawing a visual bridge from antiquity to the cutting edge of the 20th century.
Suspended on a platinum chain, the Charm of the Hexagon is a wearable narrative—where ancient Persian mystery meets Deco-era elegance, inviting new stories at every turn.
- Sasanian-era 23.37ct hand-carved amethyst with honeycomb pattern (c. 300–600 AD)
- 1.11ct hexagon no-heat Montana sapphire
- Two E/VVS hexagon diamonds, 0.27ct total
- Teal color-change garnets, 0.41ct total
- Antique baguette diamonds, 0.33ct total
- Large South Sea pearl
- All set in platinum on a contemporary platinum chain