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Victorian era 18K gold pink tourmaline diamond pearl ring
The fresh feel of spring is perfectly captured in this beautiful 18K gold pink tourmaline ring. In soft tones which remind us of a cherry blossom, this 19th century, Victorian era ring is the perfect piece to usher in spring.
The ring features an oval shaped tourmaline which has an estimated weight of approximately 1,5cts. The luminous gemstone shows a strong saturation and a very good transparency. It glows under the light, which gets a whole lot of love from us! There are two rose cut diamonds and two pearls next to it.
The ring is stamped with the French horse head hallmark for 18K gold, which was in used between the year of 1838 and 1919.
The term tourmaline was derived from the Singhalese phrase tura mali, meaning “stone mixed with vibrant colors”. Colorful and durable, this beautiful ring is perfect daily piece but also an unique and historical piece to collect for any antique ring lovers.
Resizable at buyer’s cost. Please contact us before you pass your order.
Measurements and Condition
In overall good antique condition with slight traces of use. Natural inclusions in the tourmaline.
French horse head hallmark for 18K gold.
The head of the ring measures 14mm*12mm
Resizable with a current size of EU/FR 55 – US 7 ½ - UK O
Weight: 2.5g