Colour Blossom XL Medallion, Yellow Gold, Onyx And Diamond
31,000 AED(VAT included)
With this medallion, Colour Blossom celebrates the Monogram Flower, created in 1896 by Georges-Louis Vuitton. Set into 18-karat yellow gold, the pendant's petals are carved from lustrous black onyx. Perfect for layering, the medallion can be worn at three different lengths. Its bold size complements other pieces from the Colour Blossom Collection.
Yellow Gold (18 kt), onyx and diamonds
1 diamond, ~ 0.03 ct
Motif size: ~ 15 mm/0.6 inches
Length: 90 cm/35.4 inches with adjustable links at 85 cm/33.5 inches and 80 cm/31.5 inches
3 possibilities to wear the medallion: short, middle or long
Mirror-polished back engraved with the LV signature
For any questions regarding the Louis Vuitton Fine Jewellery care instructions, you can refer to the Fine Jewellery leaflet.
Louis Vuitton carefully selects each of the Colour Blossom stones. As they are natural, the colour may vary from one creation to another.
Each piece from Louis Vuitton jewellery and watch creations is unique. Caratage and metal weight information is given for information only and may vary slightly from one piece to another.
All of the precious metals and diamonds used in our fine jewelry collections have been certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council. This certification guarantees that each of the steps in the extraction, transformation, and marketing processes respect sustainable development standards. Our diamonds are also Kimberly Process-certified, meaning the stones we use do not come from areas of armed conflict.
Onyx can be gently cleaned with soapy water and a soft cloth. Apply fragrances or cosmetics before wearing, allowing them to dry to avoid direct contact.
To limit shocks, it’s best to avoid wearing onyx during sports or vigorous activities, especially when worn on the wrist.
Our stones are expertly treated in our lapidary workshops to preserve their brilliance and natural beauty.
For any question regarding the Louis Vuitton Fine Jewelry care instructions, you can refer to the Fine Jewelry leaflet.
