Pink Tourmaline Ring
Elizabeth and Jack of Zaffiro Jewelry choose their jewelry “ingredients” based on their personalities… “some gemstones just speak to us”.
And this statement tourmaline ring is a richly saturated study in pink: tourmaline and sapphires!
Pieces from the Classic Collection celebrate an ancient technique, called “granulation”. It is the application of miniature spheres of precious metals in jewelry practiced 4,000 years ago in and around Italy and Greece!
Details and dimensions of this pink tourmaline ring:
• 7.22 carats pink tourmaline (12.8 X 11.2 mm)
• .18 carat hot pink sapphires
• 22k yellow gold with 18k yellow gold band
Further questions about this statement cocktail ring? Contact melissa@allthebrilliants.com to schedule a chat!
Elizabeth and Jack of Zaffiro Jewelry choose their jewelry “ingredients” based on their personalities… “some gemstones just speak to us”.
And this statement tourmaline ring is a richly saturated study in pink: tourmaline and sapphires!
Pieces from the Classic Collection celebrate an ancient technique, called “granulation”. It is the application of miniature spheres of precious metals in jewelry practiced 4,000 years ago in and around Italy and Greece!
Details and dimensions of this pink tourmaline ring:
• 7.22 carats pink tourmaline (12.8 X 11.2 mm)
• .18 carat hot pink sapphires
• 22k yellow gold with 18k yellow gold band
Further questions about this statement cocktail ring? Contact melissa@allthebrilliants.com to schedule a chat!
Elizabeth and Jack of Zaffiro Jewelry choose their jewelry “ingredients” based on their personalities… “some gemstones just speak to us”.
And this statement tourmaline ring is a richly saturated study in pink: tourmaline and sapphires!
Pieces from the Classic Collection celebrate an ancient technique, called “granulation”. It is the application of miniature spheres of precious metals in jewelry practiced 4,000 years ago in and around Italy and Greece!
Details and dimensions of this pink tourmaline ring:
• 7.22 carats pink tourmaline (12.8 X 11.2 mm)
• .18 carat hot pink sapphires
• 22k yellow gold with 18k yellow gold band
Further questions about this statement cocktail ring? Contact melissa@allthebrilliants.com to schedule a chat!
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The name “Tourmaline” comes from “toramalli” the Sinhalese (Sri Lankan) word meaning “mixed colored stones”. Ancient Egyptians believed their colors were derived from passing over a rainbow.
It was brought to Europe 400 years ago by traders from the Dutch East India Company. Some of these gemstones were thought to be rubies or emeralds, due to their strong resemblance. It wasn’t until the 1800’s that scientists realized it was a distinctly different mineral species!
We've outlined points to help you understand value and what to ask to make an informed decision on tourmaline jewelry you will LOVE!
