A French name. A sweeping silhouette. A spectacular presence.

Some pieces become the memory of an evening: the shimmer at dinner, the tassel that moves as you turn, the feeling of walking into a room completely at ease in your own glamour. Spectacular Sautoir invites you into that moment.

Behind the name: sautoir

Pronounced so-TWAHR, sautoir is the French jewelry term for a long necklace, often finished with a pendant or tassel. Tassel sautoirs were especially fashionable in the 1920s, when long necklaces and bold Art Deco design brought a new rhythm to dressing.

Why a sautoir feels so spectacular

A sautoir draws its drama from length and movement. Its flowing line guides the eye down the silhouette; a tassel gives that line a glorious finish. Picture the sparkle responding to each step, the dark beads against ivory silk, the jeweled drop resting over velvet. It turns the simplest canvas into a beautifully composed statement.

Heidi’s interpretation brings individually knotted, faceted jet-color glass beads together with black diamond and clear color crystals. Geometric detail and a dramatic tassel give the necklace the mood of an Art Deco evening, ready for the woman wearing it today.

Wear the confidence behind the glamour

The power of Spectacular Sautoir is personal: choosing to be seen, to dress with intention, to make an occasion feel like yours. Begin with the tassel necklace as your signature. Let the drop earrings frame your face, then bring the ring and bracelet into the gestures that make the evening memorable.

Wear one exquisite accent with a white blouse and tailored trousers, or compose the full suite for a velvet-dressed holiday gathering. Gift it to the woman who treasures an entrance—or give yourself a reason to make one. Each piece is sold separately.