• Designer / Maker: Asprey

• Metal: 18k yellow gold, signed “750”

• Gemstones: Approx. 10.00 carats of green tourmaline, baguette cuts

• Center Pearl: Round cultured pearl, approx. 10mm diameter (full pearl, not half or mabé)

• Dimensions: 1.85" long × 1.34" wide

• Weight: 9.3 grams

• Features: Hidden bail on reverse; Asprey signature

This striking cross pendant by Asprey combines bold geometry with the refined craftsmanship the British house is known for. Each arm of the cross is constructed from richly colored baguette-cut green tourmalines totaling approximately ten carats, their long, clean facets creating a vivid play of light. At the center rests a full round cultured pearl—not a mabé or half dome—measuring approximately 10mm and set in a smooth, protective bezel. The architectural crispness of the tourmalines contrasts beautifully with the soft luster of the pearl, a balance Asprey often explored in late 20th-century design. The reverse reveals an elegantly structured gallery, complete with a hidden bail that allows the pendant to hang seamlessly on a chain. Signed “Asprey” and marked for 18k gold, this piece showcases both the luxury and precision that have defined the London jeweler for over a century.

• Designer / Maker: Asprey

• Metal: 18k yellow gold, signed “750”

• Gemstones: Approx. 10.00 carats of green tourmaline, baguette cuts

• Center Pearl: Round cultured pearl, approx. 10mm diameter (full pearl, not half or mabé)

• Dimensions: 1.85" long × 1.34" wide

• Weight: 9.3 grams

• Features: Hidden bail on reverse; Asprey signature

This striking cross pendant by Asprey combines bold geometry with the refined craftsmanship the British house is known for. Each arm of the cross is constructed from richly colored baguette-cut green tourmalines totaling approximately ten carats, their long, clean facets creating a vivid play of light. At the center rests a full round cultured pearl—not a mabé or half dome—measuring approximately 10mm and set in a smooth, protective bezel. The architectural crispness of the tourmalines contrasts beautifully with the soft luster of the pearl, a balance Asprey often explored in late 20th-century design. The reverse reveals an elegantly structured gallery, complete with a hidden bail that allows the pendant to hang seamlessly on a chain. Signed “Asprey” and marked for 18k gold, this piece showcases both the luxury and precision that have defined the London jeweler for over a century.