Octagon Starlight Pendant
Made to order. Produced in 10 working days, then shipped worldwide by air with tracking. Choose 18K gold, PT950 platinum or sterling silver above. Not sure about your ring size? Email aetheristechhk@gmail.com before you order.
A star you can carry, close to the heart.
Inspired by the geometry of a lucky charm and the romance of a midnight sky, this pendant frames a brilliant centre diamond within an octagon of light. The shape feels modern and architectural, yet its meaning is tender, like a promise sealed in gold, made to be worn every day.
At its centre, a round lab grown diamond shines with crisp clarity, suspended within a sculpted octagonal halo. Pavé diamonds trace the edges like starlight along a doorway, creating a soft glow that catches with every breath and every turn. Whether chosen in warm yellow gold, blush rose gold, or cool white metal, it reads like a small constellation designed just for you.
A refined piece for layering or wearing alone, this pendant is a quiet signature, luminous, intimate, and endlessly timeless.
Pendant Details
• Design: Octagon halo pendant with pavé framed silhouette.
• Setting Style: Four claw centre setting with sculpted octagonal halo.
• Metal Options: 18K Gold, Platinum.
• Metal Colours: Yellow Gold, Rose Gold, White Gold, Platinum.
• Finish: High polish with pavé set halo for crisp, radiant definition.
Stone Details
• Featured Stone: Lab grown diamonds.
• Diamond Cut: Round brilliant.
• Stone Arrangement: Single centre diamond with pavé accent diamonds around the octagonal frame.
• Carat Weight: Available as shown in options.
• Diamond grade: Colour, clarity and grading-report details vary by stone; email aetheristechhk@gmail.com before ordering and we will confirm them for your chosen diamond.
The design story
The Story Behind the Octagon Starlight Pendant
Lucky-charm geometry meets a midnight sky: a round diamond set within a pavé octagon. Learn the meaning behind the pendant and how to wear it.
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