Timeless Entourage-Ring With Tourmaline & Diamonds in white gold

"Aquamarines, amethysts, tourmalines, opals and even topazes are preferred as settings to rings, while the desire for pearl set rings can once again be satisfied." The Jeweler's Circular, issue of May 7, 1924 In the turbulent 1920s, people were not only looking for a new design language and form of expression in the field of jewellery - they were also using gemstones that had previously been rarely used. One of the stones now in demand was tourmaline. From blue to yellow, pink and green, it can be found in almost all colours. The green tourmaline in particular has been found in elegant rings and ever new variations ever since. This ring from the 1960s makes such a stone the centerpiece of its design. The clear, brilliant gemstone is shaped in a step cut and has a bright, blue-green colour. It is surrounded by a ring of diamonds with a combined weight of around 1.20 ct. All stones are set in white gold. The shape of the ring face follows the cut of the tourmaline, which is shaped as an elongated oval. The classic ring with luxurious setting has been very well preserved and a hallmark inside the ring band tells us that it was created in Vienna. It also came to us from there.

Schätzpreis:€5,290

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