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The rivière is the oldest of the great necklace forms: graduated diamonds, largest at the centre, flowing to the clasp like a river of light — the necklace of Georgian courts and every serious collection since. The House sets rivières from certified stones matched by eye, from classic white-diamond graduations to the antique rivières the estate room holds.
The word is French — "river" — and the form is exact: a single strand of individually set diamonds graduated in size, each stone in its own collet so the line flexes and lies flat. No pendant, no interruption; the stones themselves are the design. It is the form jewellers reach for when the diamonds deserve to speak alone.
Graduation multiplies the matching work — a rivière needs its stones to agree while changing size — so weight for weight it sits above a tennis line. Every piece here is priced as itself, one transparent number, certificates first.
Compare the tennis necklace collection, the 100-carat tennis bracelet, or every necklace in the House. Each ships fully insured with Brink's, USA and worldwide.