.83 Art Deco Tourmaline Engagement Ring in 14k
This Art Deco solitaire engagement ring features a .83 carat round brilliant cut tourmaline set in 14 karat white gold with geometric filigree along the band. The tourmaline shows a blue-green color - tourmalines can range from pure blue to pure green, so this stone falls somewhere in the middle of that spectrum, giving you both cool blue and warmer green tones depending on the light.
At .83 carats, the stone measures approximately 6mm across, giving you good presence without overwhelming the finger. The six-prong setting holds the stone securely while the geometric filigree - angular patterns typical of 1920s and 1930s design - runs along the shoulders and gallery. The white gold provides a cool backdrop that intensifies the tourmaline's color rather than competing with it.
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.83 Art Deco Tourmaline Engagement Ring in 14k
This Art Deco solitaire engagement ring features a .83 carat round brilliant cut tourmaline set in 14 karat white gold with geometric filigree along the band. The tourmaline shows a blue-green color - tourmalines can range from pure blue to pure green, so this stone falls somewhere in the middle of that spectrum, giving you both cool blue and warmer green tones depending on the light.
At .83 carats, the stone measures approximately 6mm across, giving you good presence without overwhelming the finger. The six-prong setting holds the stone securely while the geometric filigree - angular patterns typical of 1920s and 1930s design - runs along the shoulders and gallery. The white gold provides a cool backdrop that intensifies the tourmaline's color rather than competing with it.
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This Art Deco solitaire engagement ring features a .83 carat round brilliant cut tourmaline set in 14 karat white gold with geometric filigree along the band. The tourmaline shows a blue-green color - tourmalines can range from pure blue to pure green, so this stone falls somewhere in the middle of that spectrum, giving you both cool blue and warmer green tones depending on the light.
At .83 carats, the stone measures approximately 6mm across, giving you good presence without overwhelming the finger. The six-prong setting holds the stone securely while the geometric filigree - angular patterns typical of 1920s and 1930s design - runs along the shoulders and gallery. The white gold provides a cool backdrop that intensifies the tourmaline's color rather than competing with it.
