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Solara

Solara

The new Solara Collection by John Atencio takes shape in a striking star, inspired by the symmetry of the quatrefoil and the concept of following your own light. Available in pavé diamond and black ceramic, Solara offers two expressions of the same design—one defined by brilliance, the other by contrast. Each piece reflects John Atencio’s signature balance of artistry, beauty, and modern design.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Star Necklaces, Earrings and Rings

What does a star necklace symbolize?
A star is a symbol of guidance, hope and following your own path. The John Atencio Solara star necklace was inspired by the idea of following your own light.
What kind of star jewelry does John Atencio offer?
The Solara collection includes star pendant necklaces, star stud and drop earrings, star rings, and star cuff and chain bracelets. Every piece is crafted in 14-karat gold with diamonds.
Are star earrings and star rings in style?
Yes, celestial jewelry like star earrings and star rings is a popular way to add a personal, modern touch to everyday looks. Solara's star studs and rings layer easily with other pieces.
What is the difference between pavé diamond and black ceramic star jewelry?
Pavé diamond star jewelry is defined by brilliance, while black ceramic is defined by bold contrast. Both versions share the same star design, set in 14-karat yellow or white gold with diamond accents.
Is a star necklace a good gift?
A star necklace is a meaningful gift for graduations, birthdays and new beginnings, symbolizing guidance and the light someone brings to your life. A diamond star pendant is a piece that can be worn for years.