19/10/2026
A little Cleopatra glamour. A spectacular celebration of October’s birthstone.
For the woman who dresses with confidence, this Egyptian Revival style tourmaline necklace at TRÉSORS makes an unforgettable entrance.
Its sweeping collar silhouette frames the neckline with richly coloured cabochon tourmalines—smooth, rounded gemstones whose polished surfaces reveal pools of pink, rose, teal, green and warm honey tones.
Below, an elaborate fringe combines angular coloured stones with openwork, fan-shaped drops. Pear-shaped gems nestle within these decorative fans, while delicate borders of sparkling white stones trace their outlines. The alternating shapes create rhythm, movement and a wonderfully theatrical finish.
The Egyptian Revival character lies in that broad, ceremonial collar effect, the balanced arrangement and the radiating, fan-like forms. Together, they suggest the grandeur of ancient Egyptian adornment, interpreted through a lavish palette of coloured gemstones.
Three occasions to make it yours:
1. A romantic anniversary dinner
Wear it with a chocolate-brown silk satin slip dress, delicate heels and a small evening clutch. The rich brown provides a beautiful backdrop for the necklace’s pinks, greens and golden tones. Sweep your hair up to reveal every drop.
2. An opening night at the opera or a charity gala
Choose a black strapless gown or a beautifully cut evening dress with an open neckline. Let the necklace take centre stage, with restrained accessories and an elegant, polished hairstyle.
3. A spring wedding or an elegant garden reception
Pair it with an ivory silk dress or a softly draped ch*****ne ensemble. In daylight, the varied tourmaline colours bring warmth and personality to a beautifully understated outfit.
This October, celebrate tourmaline, one of the month’s birthstones, with jewellery that deserves to be seen, worn and enjoyed.
Discover this extraordinary necklace at TRÉSORS, Shop 30A, The Strand Arcade, Sydney.
Which would you choose: chocolate satin, classic black or ch*****ne silk?
www.tresors.com.au