A scalloped six-petal flower blooms in antiqued silver, cradled in a bespoke pendant by the master of brilliance Leon Mege. The stones in focus, featuring the unmistakable neon glow, are Apatite gems encircled by diamond lace over solid platinum. The pendant catches light from every angle, showcasing bold color without the cost of Paraiba.While Paraiba is a trophy stone bought for investment and status, Apatite is an “affordable” alternative or “poor man’s Paraiba.” Both can hit that electric, neon “Windex blue”. At their best, blue Apatites and Paraibas can look remarkably similar. Visually, Apatite can genuinely rival a Paraiba’s color; the real difference is the price tag and how carefully you need to wear it. Tourmaline rates 7–7.5 on the Mohs scale; Apatite only 5. Apatite scratches much more easily, which is why it’s a poor choice for a ring but works well in a pendant or earrings that see less daily wear.Specifications:

• Micro pave-set swiveling bail
• Rolex-grade platinum
• 42 Natural ideal-cut diamonds F/VS0.18 carats total weight
• 14 round genuine natural apatites, 3 mm each
• Approximate diameter: 9.8 mm

Chain is not included but is suggested