BATHSHEBA AMETHYST RUBY CROSS PENDANT

This limited edition pendant has been handmade in our workshops. It was launched at London Fashion Week SS2024 and features hand-cut amethyst, which is embedded with rubies set in hand-engraved motifs. The pendant is made in sterling silver coated with 24ct gold vermeil and comes with a 32-inch amethyst and ruby beaded chain. The pendant dimensions are 45mm from the top of the pendant hook x 25mm wide. It has matching earrings.

- Limited edition pendant has been handmade in our workshops
- Features hand-cut amethyst
- Embedded with rubies set in hand-engraved motifs
- The pendant dimensions are 45mm from the top of the pendant hook x 25mm wide
- Has matching earrings

Composition: Sterling silver coated with 24ct gold vermeil and comes with a 32-inch amethyst and ruby beaded chain. 

Finely crafted timeless heirloom jewellery with a luxe bohemian edge. Atelier designed. Emma Chapman jewels is an award-winning brand, which has been showcased numerous times at London and Premiere Classe, Paris Fashion Week. Her jewellery is all exquisitely handcrafted by master goldsmiths and stone cutters in Jaipur, who have made jewellery for the Royal Families of India over the centuries. She lived in Jaipur for over 10 years while building up her craft and establishing her own family-run workshops with goldsmiths and stone cutters. This unique experience gave her an opportunity to totally immerse herself in the ancient jewellery couture techniques used in India, and use them in a fresh modern way in her work. She now divides her time between Jaipur and Somerset.
She is a strong believer in supporting local craftsmen and keeping these dying arts alive, by bringing them into the 21st Century. She incorporates stone carving, embossed, enamel, engraving and jaali work into her jewellery, mixing precious gemstones with 18ct gold and sterling silver. Her signature style is luxe-bohemian in flavour, exotic and glamorous, creating regal heirloom treasures for the 21st century. Inspired by sacred Indian architecture, Emma draws on the ancient geometric patterns, and decorative floral motifs of Islamic and Mughal Art and then gives them a modern twist. Most of her fine jewellery pieces are one of a kind, making them very desirable, as they are unique to the customer.