A cabochon-cut amber opens up this pendant like a drop of solidified light. Inside lie delicate, natural streaks, and when a ray of sunlight hits at an angle, the stone's interior brightens into a warm, honey glow. Amber is fossilized resin, so every piece has its own distinctive interior pattern - in old Baltic craft it was linked to the sun and to good fortune, and today it's worn as a personal, warm accent at the neckline. The simple, minimalist setting doesn't distract, letting the stone lead the eye.

This pendant features amber chosen for even colour and clarity, free of cloudy inclusions - a selection visible to the naked eye, while the price stays accessible. Silver and precious metals get more expensive year on year, and good amber stones are becoming harder to source, so this is a good moment for such a purchase. The setting is vermeil - refined sterling silver 925 of high alloy purity, covered with a thick layer of 18-carat gold, whose thickness is confirmed by the V mark struck on the piece. It's the gold, not the silver, that touches the skin, giving a smooth, noble feel. The French maker's mark struck on the piece attests to the origin of the metal.

Light and modern in form, this pendant looks good in summer worn against a bare neckline - with a linen dress in light beige or a cotton shirt open at the collar. The honey colour of the stone brings out light, natural fabrics and the golden tones of tanned skin. It also works well with a simple cotton top, when the whole outfit is meant to stay understated and the eye is meant to rest on the stone. At a weight of 2.4 grams, the pendant remains almost unnoticeable on the neck throughout the day.