Hearts On Fire Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Heart Pendant
The special-edition “Dream” pendant, our Piece of the Week, was created to mark Hearts On Fire’s 30-year milestone with 30 diamonds.

Hearts On Fire is continuing its 30th anniversary celebration with the debut of our Piece of the Week, the special-edition “Dream” heart pendant.
It began the celebration in April with the launch of its “What’s Your Signature?” campaign.
To mark the milestone, the pendant showcases 30 signature-cut diamonds bezel-set in graduating 18-karat yellow gold orbs that outline the shape of a heart.
“Each diamond cascades seamlessly toward the largest diamond at its center, gathering every spark into a single, radiant expression of brilliance, a meaningful symbol of how far the brand has come and the stories still to be written,” said Hearts On Fire.
There are also two diamonds on the chain bringing the total carat weight to 1.40 carats for the entire piece.
Similar to the other pieces in the brand’s “Dream” collection, the chain that the pendant sits on is convertible. A portion of it can be detached via the diamond-set accents and connected together to adjust the length.
A “Dream” floating necklace from the collection also won a CASE Award earlier this year.
The Dream heart pendant launched on Sept. 17 at select retailers and on the Hearts On Fire website.
The large version, seen here, retails for $11,000.
It also comes in 18-karat rose gold and as a smaller version for $2,200.
Hearts on Fire was founded in 1996 by Glen and Susan Rothman and is now owned by Chow Tai Fook Group.
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