Limited Edition Yves Saint Laurent Large Red Cabochon Geometric Necklace
Yves Saint Laurent Paris Limited Edition Statement Necklace with Large Red Cabochon – Numbered 107/425
An impressive example of Yves Saint Laurent limited edition designer jewelry, this bold geometric statement necklace features a large red cabochon centerpiece and a distinctive architectural design. Produced in a limited edition of just 425 pieces worldwide, this example is individually numbered 107/425.
The dramatic red cabochon takes center stage, bringing rich color and depth to the necklace's geometric composition. Its smooth, polished surface contrasts beautifully with the structured design, creating a powerful visual statement that reflects Yves Saint Laurent's celebrated approach to bold, expressive jewelry.
Known for his imaginative accessories and unconventional combinations of color, form, and proportion, Yves Saint Laurent frequently incorporated oversized decorative elements and geometric motifs into his jewelry collections. His designs brought the glamour of Parisian couture into accessories that were both artistic and wearable.
This limited edition Yves Saint Laurent necklace reflects that distinctive design philosophy, combining an oversized cabochon with a strong geometric silhouette.
What makes this piece especially appealing is its individual edition number, 107 out of 425, identifying it as part of a limited production series rather than a regular collection design.
With its bold proportions, rich red centerpiece, and documented edition numbering, this necklace offers an attractive opportunity for collectors of Yves Saint Laurent jewelry, limited edition designer accessories, and French couture costume jewelry.
Key Features
- Designer: Yves Saint Laurent
- Collection: Limited Edition
- Edition Number: 107 of 425
- Total Edition: 425 pieces
- Design: Large geometric statement necklace
- Centerpiece: Oversized red cabochon
- Color: Rich red
- Style: Architectural, bold, and geometric
- Category: Designer couture costume jewelry
- Condition: Excellent estate condition
Collector's Note
Numbered limited edition jewelry holds particular interest for collectors, especially when produced by internationally recognized fashion houses such as Yves Saint Laurent.
Unlike standard production pieces, this necklace belongs to a restricted edition of 425 examples, with this particular piece carrying the individual number 107/425.
The combination of a large red cabochon, geometric design, and limited production gives the necklace a distinctive identity within Yves Saint Laurent's jewelry collections.
Its expressive proportions and strong visual character reflect the designer's longstanding interest in jewelry as an essential element of fashion rather than simply an accessory.
For collectors of Yves Saint Laurent Paris jewelry and limited edition couture accessories, this numbered necklace offers both decorative appeal and a clearly identified place within its production series.
Styling Note
This dramatic necklace works beautifully with a simple black dress, a tailored jacket, or an elegant monochromatic ensemble. The large red cabochon creates a bold focal point, while the geometric design adds a modern architectural element.
Wear it as a standalone statement piece to emphasize its striking proportions and distinctive Parisian designer aesthetic.
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