Piaget – Pendentif Possession
Piaget – Pendentif Possession
6,850.00 €
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A sleek design that joins two rings into one: that’s all it takes to give the Possession pendant by Piaget the power to spin endlessly.
Name of the product : Pendentif Possession
Brand : Piaget
Description : Live your passions with this Piaget Possession pendant in white gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds. A piece to wear close to the heart and to imbue your style, your expression and your light. This luxury pendant has a central rotating white half-sphere that can be worn two ways: on the fully paved side or revealing the engraved side. You can personalize it with a lucky message, the initials of the loved one, a symbol or even a particular date.
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