The design came to her relatively quickly, considering she had just made those gifts for the triplets yesterday morning. The overall drop and clip style seemed fine, so she saw no need to make the jeweler do a lot of extra work - but why stop at placing one stone? The mint chrysoprase the girl wanted could be paired right against a nice chocolate jasper, for both the intriguing contrast of light and dark colors… and so that the piece would represent both of their eye colors.
"Pretty…"
Though even with the praise from the eventual receiver, Elua hardly intended to stop there. With three small onyx accent beads in a triangle around the central brown stone - the mint underneath - she modeled a few swing patterns against the rules of gravity and inertia, before settling on how to have the jeweler place the connecting chains for stability. Especially with a rigid lateral brace to keep the additional side pieces of the upper chevron at guaranteed distance.
