Lily of the Valley Necklace

The Lily of the Valley Necklace is part of our Mourning Collection inspired by Georgian and Victorian era pieces of the past. The necklace is 16 inches in length, and features five gold Lily of the Valley flowers dangling from the chain. Lily of the Valleys were often used in mourning jewelry, as the flowers were seen as steps to heaven and a return to happiness. The flowers are lightweight and sit comfortably on the neck. They each feature a pear cut diamond with cold enamel painted around it. The mixture of the enamel and diamonds gives this piece a modern and chic feel. We love to wear this necklace alone as a statement piece, or layer it with other pieces from the collection and other personal favorites for a more is more look. Each necklace is custom hand-made to order in 3-4 weeks. Requested modifications are subject to revised production timelines and pricing.

• 14 karat gold Pear Cut Diamonds, approximately 0.35 total carat weight
• White or Black Enamel
• 16” length
Please contact us for custom chain length.
• Pendants including bail is .64 inch x .75 inch at widest point (16.21 mm x 19.02 mm)
• Chain is approximately 3.3 mm wide
• Gram weight is approximately 9.2

In stock items will ship within 1-2 business days from date of purchase. For items made to order, please allow 2-6 weeks for production. You will receive notification should your item be ready sooner or later. For any inquiries, please email info@reservoir-la.com.

As one of the youngest female entrepreneurs in New York’s Diamond District, Ashley’s success is fueled by a passion for great design and materials of the highest quality. A native Californian and alumnus of the prestigious Parsons School of Design, Ashley Zhang marries Manhattan sensibilities with West Coast flair for a look that’s both fresh and feminine. With a focus on individualism, she aims to craft pieces that speak to people of all kinds and creeds. From everyday wearables to marking the most special occasions in one’s life, Ashley believes that jewelry should transcend simple beauty to become tangible expressions of meaning and love.