True LoveLovestruck Pierced Cache Link PendantGarnet, Diamonds, Yellow Gold

Color: Garnet

GarnetCitrineTopazAmethystTanzanite
Description

Crafted in 18k Yellow Gold, garnet, and diamonds, the Lovestruck Pierced Cache Link Pendant represents our Tenet of True Love.

Set with a garnet center stone and six baguette-cut diamonds, it is designed for versatility, as the pendant can be worn on its own or act as a connector. Simply release the hinged jump ring and use the hidden Annex Link to create a cascading lavalier-style necklace.

This style is part of our Lovestruck collection, notable for its tiny beads. The beads represent the marks left by Cupid’s arrow, and remind us that a heart pierced by love will never be the same.

Our pendants and medallions include an Annex Link in your choice of gold or pavé diamonds, designed to seamlessly attach to any chain and allow for easy customization.

Details
  • 18k Yellow Gold
  • Diamond Weight: 0.20ct
  • Gemstone Weight: 2.47ct Garnet
  • Medallion measures 12mm (H) x 10mm (W)
  • MS0050-TRU-YG-GA-DI

Lovestruck

Inspired by Cupid, the mythological Roman god of love and desire. Armed with a bow and quiver, Cupid aroused love and passion in gods and mortals by piercing their hearts with one of his golden-tipped arrows.

The tiny piercings on the border of the Lovestruck pieces are proof that you have been pierced by love, forever marked, each arrow leaving a bead of impact. 

Lovestruck

To pierce somebody's heart

Inspired by Cupid, the mythological Roman god of love and desire. Armed with a bow and quiver, Cupid aroused love and passion in gods and mortals by piercing their hearts with one of his golden-tipped arrows.

The tiny piercings on the border of the Lovestruck pieces are proof that you have been pierced by love, forever marked, each arrow leaving a bead of impact.

Beads of Impact

The tiny piercings on the border of the lovestruck pieces are proof that you have been pierced by love, forever marked, each arrow leaving a bead of impact.

Learn more about the different tenets