Vintage, 1950s green tourmaline & diamond cocktail ring

£5,500
SKU: ARB-2821

Current band size: UK: K / US: 5.5 /

Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized up or down to any size.

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What’s included with your purchase:

  • Certificate of authenticity
  • Documentation for insurance purposes
  • Single complimentary resizing
  • Fully insured express shipping (Discreetly packaged)
  • Luxury packaging, including a handmade Ring Box

To find out more about the gemstones in this ring:

Provenance

Made in Austria in 1959, this tourmaline cluster ring has a presence like no other. Set to centre with a green tourmaline, known as verdelite, with a particularly attractive emerald-green colour. Weighing approximately 10ct, this large stone has great clarity and light passes through it beautifully. Emerald-cut and claw-set in an open-back setting surrounded by a halo of round brilliant-cut diamonds with a combined weight of 1.12ct. 

The gallery features linear open-work and the shoulders are solid, flowing through to a D-shape 18ct white gold band. The proportions of this ring offer such a striking and bold look, but yet the colour of the tourmaline makes it feel effortlessly classy.

The Natural Stones

  • Tourmaline weight: 10ct
  • Tourmaline size: Length 13.5mm; Width 11.7mm; Depth 7.4mm
  • Tourmaline: Natural green tourmaline; emerald-cut.
  • Total diamond weight: 1.12ct; Round brilliant-cut diamonds.

The Band

  • Metal Composition: 18ct white gold.

The ring overall

  • Front Head Dimensions: Length 19mm; Width 16.5mm; Height of setting 9.5mm
  • General Wear: Excellent; wear commensurate with age.
  • Condition: All stone(s) secure, safely set and fully covered with the metal. No damage to the setting, minor scratches due to age, recently polished and checked by our workshop.

Unless stated otherwise, gem weights and specifications are estimated (assessed in mount).

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