15% off Earrings ($150 min) • 20% off Tribal & Gemstone Necklaces ($300 min) • 50% off Luxury Collection. Automatic discounts. All offers end October 15.
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A high-art assemblage statement necklace - chest piece that turns overlooked domestic objects into a gilded relic. Faceted glass cruet screw tops become a luminous collar—ice-clear “stones” captured in warm brass rings—then anchored by a dramatic drapery tieback tassel in antique gold with whispers of green. The result is equal parts adornment and object d’art: architectural, ceremonial, and unapologetically bold.
Color story: clear glass + aged-gold with subtle verdigris tones
Statement scale; designed to sit as a collar with a long tassel drop
From the Atelier of Kat Kouture
Piece has weight so please be mindful of size and scale
Hand Sculpted End Caps finish the back along with an XL lobster claw clasp
Non-adjustable 26"
Who: For collectors of tassel necklaces, statement ropes, crystal-and-gold jewelry, couture maximalists, black-tie dressers, stylists, editors, and women who like their jewelry to look as though it has both lineage and secrets.
Why: For the pleasure of wearing clear faceted crystal, ornate gold knotting, a cruette-bottle focal, and an extravagant tassel that reads part flacon, part talisman, part impeccably dressed seduction.
Where: Red carpet events, award shows, opera openings, private clubs, luxury hotel bars, black-tie galas, collector dinners, fashion week, penthouse soirées, old-money dining rooms, and any address where understatement would be interpreted as a lapse in judgment.
When: Holiday season, New Year’s Eve, formal receptions, opening nights, milestone celebrations, champagne dinners, winter galas, destination evenings, couture parties, and those moments when the neckline requires something between adornment and theater.
How: Pair with black satin, ivory silk, tuxedo tailoring, sculptural gowns, deep necklines, opera gloves, glossy red lips, sleek hair, and unapologetic posture; let the necklace fall like a gilded punctuation mark at the center of the body, equal parts heiress, high priestess, and after-hours elegance. **
