Edwardian, 18ct gold, extraordinary indicolite tourmaline and diamond cluster ring turquoise

Edwardian, 18ct gold, extraordinary indicolite tourmaline and diamond cluster ring turquoiseThis ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings: Metal: gold rings Gems: diamond rings, tourmaline rings Type of ring: Edwardian rings, cluster rings "Tourmaline is capable of producing arguably the widest range of colours in the world of gems, including some extraordinarily vivid and distinctive hues. This particular tourmaline is a striking marine blue with flickers of green at the edges, faceted as a beautiful oval step step cut. Tourmalines of this

This navette-shaped cabochon

They have with a long and distinguished history

with more complex shades of blue

Height Of Setting: 6mm

Two early 20th century circular-cut diamonds as shoulder stones makes this a perfect engagement ring

circa 1925

All diamonds are 'rose-cutsand eight-cuts' - allmatching and appear original to the ring

the yellow gold mount bringing out the deeper blues of the sapphires and more subtle bluish hues of its central stone

The emeralds are of Colombian origin

and so were a popular choice for ecclesiastical jewels

This particular coloured pearl brings a twist on the classic white pearl that we so often see today

and 'beryl'