Evoking the scintillating dance of light upon the sea, the Pretty Woman Sunlight Message Necklace is a symbiosis of advanced technology and timeless artistry
Fred’s storied history is a testament to a relentless pursuit of brilliance, both in vision and craft. Drawing inspiration from the sun’s shimmering reflections on the ocean, the Maison unveils an unprecedented marvel that epitomises its creative ethos: the Pretty Woman Sunlight Message Necklace.
At first glance, the necklace appears rather conventional–but the moment it catches the light, its uniqueness becomes evident.
The creation is conceived with a state-of-the-art technique known as Rayform technology, developed by scientists at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). This technology captures hypnotic caustic effects—the intricate patterns of light and shadow that dance upon water surfaces—through a patented algorithm. Predominately reserved for watchmaking and banknote production, this pioneering technology now finds its way to the world of high jewellery, exclusively with Fred.
A Message from the Heart
Each heart-shaped pendant, crafted from pink gold and adorned with a delicate pavé of diamonds, harbours a secret message. This hidden inscription is revealed in a wave-like effect when light caresses its surface, akin to the sun’s gentle touch upon the sea. The intricate engraving process is a marvel of precision. Guided by the Rayform algorithm, artisans at Fred’s workshops engrave the necklace at a nearly imperceptible point, ensuring the message remains a cherished secret.
As the first High Jewellery Maison to embrace this groundbreaking technology, Fred asserts its role as a vanguard of innovation. The Pretty Woman Sunlight Message necklace is a luminous tribute to the Maison’s penchant for crafting jewellery that resonates with profound emotion. By harnessing the power of light to evoke deep sentiments, Fred redefines luxury, making each piece more than jewellery—it is a statement-making accessory that speaks the language of love through the poetry of technology.
