Rockefeller 4.04 Carat Ruby, Onyx, and Diamond Brooch in 18K White Gold
A celebration of New York glamour and Art Deco sophistication, the Rockefeller Brooch draws inspiration from the architectural grandeur and enduring elegance of its namesake.
At its center, a vivid ruby commands attention within a striking geometric composition, its rich crimson hue framed by brilliant natural diamonds. Sleek black onyx accents provide dramatic contrast, while graduated round diamonds extend outward in precise symmetry, creating a captivating interplay of color, light, and line.
Expertly crafted in luminous 18K white gold, intricate pavé diamond detailing traces the brooch's architectural silhouette, bringing brilliance and dimension to every angle. The combination of saturated ruby, graphic black onyx, and icy white diamonds evokes the opulence and streamlined geometry of New York's Art Deco era.
Bold yet impeccably refined, Rockefeller is a statement of enduring sophistication, designed as a modern heirloom that captures the unmistakable glamour of Manhattan.
Materials: 18K White Gold
Stones: Ruby, Onyx, & Natural Diamonds
Diamond Quality: VS-VVS & F-G Color
Carat Weight: Ruby 1.11 CT, Onyx 0.67 CT, & White Diamond 2.26 CT
Measurements: 2.87"L x 0.25"W x 0.56"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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