Antique 1930's 18k White Gold Step Cut Deep Green Tourmaline Ring

Details: A truly captivating 18k white gold and green tourmaline solitaire, rich in the moody elegance of the Edwardian era. At its center sits a magnificent square, step-cut tourmaline in a deep, inky blue-green, so dark it appears almost black until the light finds its way inside, revealing flashes of forest green. There is something wonderfully mysterious about this stone, its color subtly shifting with movement. The geometric precision of the cut is beautifully offset by the cool, silvery-white gold setting, with delicate prongs securing the stone at each corner. A finely engraved laurel motif decorates the shank, a graceful nod to the naturalistic ornamentation so beloved of the Edwardian period. Elegant, yet quietly unconventional, this is a ring for someone drawn to beauty with a little mystery. It would make an extraordinary alternative engagement ring for a bride who prefers the unexpected to the traditional. However it's equally compelling as a right-hand ring, a personal talisman, or simply a remarkable piece to wear and treasure. Dramatic in its presence, and utterly individual, it feels like a small piece of history waiting to become part of someone's story. Measurements: The ring size is 6.25 Origins: American, c. 1910's. Notes: This ring can be sized. If you'd like to have this ring sized, please indicate the size in the "Special Instructions" box at checkout and allow minimum 3 weeks for sizing and delivery. A fee will be assessed depending on the work and we will contact you with the details.