• Model in a burgundy jacket wears The Crimson Swan Pendant, a gold paisley pendant set with ruby and crystal stones.
  • Front of The Crimson Swan Pendant: a gold swan-and-paisley motif inlaid with crimson rubies and rose-cut crystals.
  • Back of The Crimson Swan Pendant showing the smooth matte-gold paisley swan form.

Crimson Swan Pendant

Crimson Swan Pendant

$155
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A sculptural swan pendant in 22k gold finish, set with deep crimson stones and clear crystal accents in true Jadau style.

92.5 sterling silver base with heavy 22k gold plating
True Jadau setting: stones embedded for a smooth, flush finish that won’t snag
Approx. 1.0" length

Product Details

The Motif
A stylized Royal Swan (Hamsa) with a curved neck and paisley-shaped body.
The Palette
Rich Ruby-Red stones contrast with clear crystal accents and warm gold.
The Technique
True Jadau. The stones are embedded into the metal channel, creating a smooth, flush surface that doesn't catch on fabrics.
The Material
92.5 Sterling Silver (Precious and durable).
The Plating
Heavily coated in 22k Gold for a regal, matte finish.
Dimensions
Approx 1.0" length.
Chain
Not Included

Care

This is a Gold Vermeil piece.

Moisture: Silver can oxidize if left wet. Wipe dry immediately after wearing.

Storage: The red stones are glass-based and foil-backed. Store in the Gullye dust bag to prevent scratches from other jewelry.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping

  • Dispatches in 1–2 business days.
  • U.S. delivery typically 2–7 days (FedEx Ground).
  • Tracking is emailed at dispatch.

Returns

  • Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery on unused items in original packaging.

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The Story Behind

  • Mastering the Curve.

    Geometry is easy; fluidity is hard.

    Master Jeweler Ratan says the challenge of this piece is the neck. In Jadau work, the metal must be heated to embed the stone. When working on a curve, the metal expands and contracts unevenly.

    Ratan must hand-cut the red stones into precise, tapered shapes to fit the winding channel of the swan's body. If the stone is too straight, it breaks the visual flow. If it's too curved, it won't seat in the metal.

    It takes a sculptor's eye to get the "Ruby" teardrops to flow seamlessly into the gold. The result is a pendant that looks like it is in motion.

    "Grace under pressure."