Alex Sepkus Aquamarine Disc Necklace - "Glaciers Edge"

Rough aquamarine discs layer one atop the other in shades of tranquil desaturated blue. Like glacial ice catching the sky's reflection, the shades of blue convey a feeling of healing and serenity. There is a quiet luminosity that shifts beautifully as the necklace is worn.

At the center of its character is the contrast between raw material and meticulous craftsmanship. The aquamarine discs are left in their natural rough form, allowing their soft color shifts and surface individuality to remain visible. This gives the necklace a more tactile, artisanal presence than a traditionally polished strand.

An intricately crafted 18-karat yellow gold "Lilie" ball clasp by Alex Sepkus completes the design and adds a refined finishing touch. The signature micro-textures, hand-applied stippling, and oxidation are complemented by fourteen round brilliant diamonds, which add a flash of brilliant sparkle that perfectly balances the aquamarine's quiet, watery character and "old-world meets modern" aesthetic.

There is unmistakable attention to detail in all Alex Sepkus pieces, and this mesmerizing necklace with raw aquamarines and a stunning, detailed clasp rises to the occasion. A memorable necklace if you are drawn to uncommon, design-driven fine jewelry.

Cold Hard Facts:

• metal: 18 karat yellow gold
• gems: natural rough aquamarine discs; approx. 12.90mm x 13.30mm
• gem accents: (14) round brilliant cut diamonds, 0.32ctw (E-F, VVS)
• closure: lilies ball clasp; approx. 1/2" 
• total length: 18"

What makes this necklace distinctive?
The combination of rough aquamarine discs and the intricately detailed clasp creates a rare balance of organic texture and precise artisan workmanship.

Is this aquamarine necklace one of a kind?
Yes. The rough-cut aquamarine discs and the Alex Sepkus clasp combine to make this a genuinely one-of-a-kind piece, not a reproducible style.

Will the color look the same in person?
Actual color may vary slightly depending on screen and browser settings, though the piece is described to reflect its true overall character as closely as possible. The photography reflects the necklace's true character as closely as possible, but slight variation between the image and the piece in hand is possible.