18K Air Medallion Necklace with Blue Lace Agate, Aquamarine and Sapphires
Emily P. Wheeler
$8400.00
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The Emily P. Wheeler 18K Air Medallion Necklace reads like a whisper of summer on bare skin—tranquil, airy, enveloped in pale celestial blues. A polished 18-karat yellow gold medallion forms the anchor, haloed by a ring of ombré sapphires and dreamy blue lace agate, pulling focus to a single aquamarine at its heart. There’s poetry in the color story: it shifts from deep marine to sky-washed pastel, refracting light and quietly winking with every movement. This is fine jewelry that feels effortless, delicate yet self-assured, the kind of piece you’d expect to glimpse at a rooftop soiree under city lights or layered subtly during the day for that lived-in luxe.
Adjustable to sit just-so at your clavicle or a little lower, the necklace’s slide lets it slip between necklines—think barely-there cami, sharp tailoring, or easy linen. The medallion pendant has substance without feeling heavy, draping elegantly while skimming the body with ease. With a harmonious palette of blue stones, the necklace skips loud branding in favor of distinct material presence, elevating an open button-down or lending intrigue when layered with more minimalist chains and chokers.
Emily P. Wheeler’s pieces move beyond trend, but the fluid blue gradation and weighted gold recall this season’s embrace of talismanic, color-infused jewels—a quietly maximalist moment for the inner collector. It’s a necklace meant to travel with you, accumulating stories with every wear while staying unmistakably modern.
Materials / Fabrication
- Blue multihued stones: blue lace agate, ombré blue sapphires, and a single aquamarine
- Polished 18-karat yellow gold
- 0.97 total sapphire carat weight
- 0.65 total aquamarine carat weight
- Adjustable length: approximately 16–18 inches
- Made in USA
Recommended Care
- Store necklace separately in a soft pouch to prevent scratching.
- Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, perfumes, and lotions which can damage stones and gold.
- Clean gently with a soft, lint-free cloth; do not use abrasive materials or commercial jewelry dips.
- For deeper cleaning, use lukewarm water and mild soap, then dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
- Professional cleaning is recommended for fine jewelry to maintain optimal brilliance.
