Gold, pink tourmaline and diamond ring “Dehlia”

Description

Sublime daisy ring from the beginning of the twentieth century in 18-carat yellow gold set with a sublime 0.75-carat brilliant-cut pink tourmaline in a bezel setting in an entourage of brilliant-cut diamonds of 0.08 carats each, of VVSI clarity and G color (almost colorless). Set on an openwork bolnac gold bezel, these stones form an elegant and feminine piece, where the orange-pink color of the tourmaline contrasts nicely with the whiteness of the diamonds and with the warmth of the yellow gold of its band.
Size: FR 54/ UK N/ US 7
Weight: 3.03g
Eagle Hallmark
This piece had a previous life in France.

The story: Belonging to the tourmaline family and more precisely to the elbaite group, pink tourmaline seduces with its soft and luminous shades. Its name comes from the Sinhalese word turmali, meaning “stone of a thousand colors”. Appreciated since the eighteenth century in Europe, it is now associated with love, tenderness and emotional healing. Stone of the month of October alongside opal, it would embody the opening of the heart and self-acceptance, helping to soothe emotional wounds and nourish sincere relationships.