Emily P. Wheeler
Helix Necklace
- Regular price
- $4,400.00
- Sale price
- $4,400.00
- Regular price
This Helix Necklace by Emily P. Wheeler is a joyful study in gemstone harmony, capturing classic fine jewelry reimagined in technicolor. The sculptural pendant features a stacked trio of baguette-cut amethyst, citrine, and pink tourmaline, evoking the nostalgic swirl of a tie-dye spiral. Suspended from a delicate beaded chain, the modern classic form brings an expressive pop of saturated color and personality to the neckline. Crafted with a clear conscience, this refined yet playful expression of precious materials is easy to layer and entirely impossible to overlook.
Emily P. Wheeler is a Los Angeles-based fine jewelry brand founded by designer and GIA-trained gemstone expert Emily P. Wheeler. Renowned for her vibrant use of colored gemstones, Emily creates contemporary heirlooms that celebrate joy, individuality, and the beauty found in life’s everyday moments. Her designs feature carefully selected stones arranged in rich gradients and unexpected color combinations, transforming classic jewelry silhouettes into bold expressions of personality. Inspired by art, fashion, photography, and nostalgia, each piece is crafted using responsibly sourced gemstones, Single Mine Origin gold, and recycled precious metals. With a commitment to ethical luxury and exceptional craftsmanship, Emily P. Wheeler creates jewelry that is as meaningful as it is beautiful, designed to be worn with confidence, cherished for generations, and remembered for the stories it carries.
Expertly crafted in 18-karat Single Mine Origin yellow gold, featuring a 19mm pendant set with 0.43ct amethyst, 0.4ct citrine, and 0.45ct pink tourmaline on a 16-inch beaded chain.
us129-20118
Please note price may vary due to exchange rate differences or shipping, duties and taxes. Final price is calculated at checkout on the designer’s website.
The “Buy” button will redirect you to the designer’s website, where your purchase can be completed safely and securely.
