A pear-shaped locket in dark oxidised silver, photographed against a plain grey background. The whole body is covered in fine hand-punched dots and set with round sapphires running from rose to salmon. A silver leaf lies against the shoulder of the fruit, set with green tsavorites, its central vein picked out in gold. A gold stem rises from the top as the bail, and a fine seam runs around the lower third where the pear opens.

EZS · 001/2022

Pyrus Clairgeau

AURUM 750‰ · ARGENTUM 925‰ · SAPPHIRUS ROSEA · TSAVORITUS · MILIUM
One only · Not repeated

A gardener in Nantes raised this pear in 1838 and it carries his name. Beurré Clairgeau. It ripens in November, it can reach half a kilo, and it is known for being difficult — a good variety, but capricious, depending entirely on the ground it stands in.

The blush is what it is known for. Pink sapphires run from rose to salmon across the body, set into Milium worked over the whole double curve of the fruit. The leaf is silver, set with tsavorite, with the main vein in gold.
Thirty-six millimetres with the stem. It opens.

Number EZS · 001/2022
Metal Gold 750 (18K) · Silver 925
Stone Pink Sapphires
Accents Tsavorites ×12
Surface Grana Milii
Dimensions 36 × 18mm
Weight 11.85 g
Wipe with a soft cotton cloth after wear. Clean gently in warm soapy water. Store separately from other pieces.
Each piece arrives in a studio box, shipped via secure courier and fully insured until it reaches your hands.

€4.200,00

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