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Pear-shaped diamonds represent droplets of water.
Tacori’s new “Stilla” collection, which is Latin for “droplet,” takes inspiration from water and “the quiet power of repetition,” the brand said.
Los Angeles—Tacori’s new fine jewelry collection shines a spotlight on pear-shaped diamonds.
The “Stilla” collection, which is Latin for “droplet,” highlights the raindrop-shaped stones with hand-hewn milgrain detailing.
The jewels were “inspired by the quiet power of repetition,” said the Los Angeles-based brand.
The collection features necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets, including on-trend tennis styles, designed to be worn layered or alone.
“The Tacori Stilla collection adds timeless sophistication to any outfit, day or night,” said Nadine Tacorian Arzerounian, Tacori’s head of design.
“Each diamond represents a drop of water. When strung together they create a captivating, powerful and soothing illusion of movement.”
The styles are available in high polish 18-karat yellow, white, and rose gold.
SEE: Tacori’s New “Stilla” Collection
The “Stilla” collection, which is Latin for “droplet,” highlights the raindrop-shaped stones with hand-hewn milgrain detailing.
The jewels were “inspired by the quiet power of repetition,” said the Los Angeles-based brand.
The collection features necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets, including on-trend tennis styles, designed to be worn layered or alone.
“The Tacori Stilla collection adds timeless sophistication to any outfit, day or night,” said Nadine Tacorian Arzerounian, Tacori’s head of design.
“Each diamond represents a drop of water. When strung together they create a captivating, powerful and soothing illusion of movement.”
The styles are available in high polish 18-karat yellow, white, and rose gold.
SEE: Tacori’s New “Stilla” Collection
Hallmarks of Tacori’s new “Stilla” collection are pear-shaped stones and hand-hewn milgrain detailing, as seen in these drop earrings.
Tacori “Stilla” pendant. The jewels are available in high polish 18-karat yellow, white, and rose gold.
The “Stilla” hoops are available in sizes small, medium, and large (pictured).
The design of this ring mirrors two streams nearly intersecting, said Tacori, and has a “classic, yet distinct appeal.”
Tacori “Stilla” studs. Each diamond is meant to represent a water droplet.
The collection ranges in price from $2,990 to $24,990. It will be available this month at select authorized Tacori retail partners in the U.S. and Canada.
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