Mexico City-born/New York-based designer and metalsmith Mónica Ruzansky began her career as an acclaimed photographer. No wonder, as her celebrated eye for the interplay between light darkness is on full display with this dramatic 14k gold pendant necklace dotted with nine superb grey diamonds.
Paired with a sleek 14k gold chain, this beautifully detailed handcrafted piece of wearable art will add a unique bolt of modern energy to your jewelry collection... and also makes a powerful, elegant gift.
Total length: 18".
Desde esta luz en que incide, con delicada flama, la eternidad
(From this light into which, with delicate flame, eternity falls)
-- Coral Bracho
Founded by Mexico City-born designer and metalsmith Mónica Ruzansky, Aili (pronounced "Eye-lee") means "light" in Gaelic/Celtic. Scientifically defined as "the natural agent that stimulates sight and makes visible a form of energy", illumination in all its glory serves as the beating heart of her striking collection of contemporary jewelry:
The ability to capture luminescence -- as if through a photographic lens -- and transform it's ethereal essence into a delightfully tactile modern collection of one of a kind heirloom necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
Which comes as no surprise considering how Mónica's earlier award winning career as a professional where catching just the "right light" was a constant inspiration and essential ingredient to her visual palette, was the pitch perfect artistic springboard for her current handcrafted creations.
Add in a vibrant imagination and fierce attention to detail, and the result is a perfect synthesis of dual creative mediums that infuse Aili's beautiful line of wearable art with their trademark radiant timeless style.
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