Magen Pink Agate 0.73 Carat Diamond Star of David Pendant Necklace in 18K Rose Gold
A timeless symbol reimagined through color and exceptional craftsmanship, the Magen Agate Star of David Pendant Necklace brings a contemporary elegance to an enduring icon.
Handcrafted in luminous 18K rose gold, the geometric Star of David is set with natural white diamonds, meticulously arranged along its intersecting lines for a refined brilliance. Vivid pink agate accents punctuate the design, their rich color creating a striking contrast against the warmth of the rose gold and the radiance of the diamonds.
Architectural yet distinctly feminine, Magen Agate balances symbolism with modern design. The precisely arranged triangular inlays emphasize the geometry of the Star of David while giving the pendant an unmistakable Art Deco sensibility.
Designed to be worn as both a personal expression of heritage and an extraordinary piece of fine jewelry, Magen Agate transforms a meaningful symbol into a modern heirloom, crafted to be treasured for generations.
Materials: 18K Rose Gold
Stones: Agate & Natural Diamonds
Diamond Quality: VVS-VS & F-G Color
Total Carat Weight: 0.73 CT
Necklace Length: 16.0-18.0"L
Pendant Size: 0.81"W x 1.25"H
Each Leviev creation is crafted from individually selected diamonds, resulting in subtle variations in carat weight, dimensions, and characteristics. For further details, we invite you to schedule a salon appointment or a private online consultation.
Each Leviev creation is individually crafted and truly one of a kind. Natural variations in carat weight, gemstone characteristics, and dimensions are a reflection of each piece's unique beauty and rarity.
To learn more about a specific creation, schedule a private showroom appointment or connect with a Leviev specialist. Select pieces may require 7 to 21 business days for preparation and fulfillment.
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