A case with the pendant, opened in hands
LookbookPermanence

Forty years, unchanged

Permanence

Forty shared years are hard to put into a gift.

After four decades two people have given each other almost everything that can be given. What is missing is rarely another object. What counts is a sign of what has remained.

The idea

Forty years in one object

A diamond permanently enveloped by glass became the image of permanence. It stays as it was on the first day and thus outlasts everything else one could give.

Diamond in glass, warmly lit
The evening

Between two glasses

The gift stood on the table that evening, between two glasses. Both knew at once what it meant.

The gift on the table in the evening, between two glasses
Yellow gold pendant with a diamond in cream glass in water light
Anniversary
What remains can be shown.
From the series
Couple in evening light, she wears the pendant with a diamond in glass
Couple at home in the morning, she wears the pendant with a diamond in glass
Pendant with a diamond in brown glass, worn in the evening

Four decades, in a form that stays.