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One Of A Kind 'Tourmaline, Blue Topaz & Zircon' Art Ring

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Materials:
Tourmaline, Blue Topazes x 3, Zircons x 3, Oxidised Silver, 18ct Yellow Gold
Material:
Oxidised Silver
Material:
Yellow Gold
Stone Type:
Tourmaline
Stone Type:
Zircon
Stone Type:
Topaz
Dimensions:
Ring front: 30 x 40mm
Sizing:
A similar ring can be made to order. Please get in touch to discuss details and pricing.
Availability:
Made To Order
Category:
Fine Jewellery
Category:
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Colour:
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Colour:
Blue
Colour:
Purple
Showcases & Events:
Art Ring

This ring is part of our Art Ring showcase at Tomfoolery. Art Ring is an annual celebration of bold design and craftsmanship showcasing masterful creations from over 40 unique designers. The Art Ring event is hosted in the gallery from November to January. Each Art Ring comes with a dedicated Story Card featuring a sketch and quote from the designer.

A one-of-a-kind oxidised silver and 18ct yellow gold statement ring with a striking faceted tourmaline surrounded by blue topaz and natural zircon.

''Made from oxidised silver and 18ct yellow gold with tourmaline, apatites and zircons. People may say that jewellery is a frippery, but jewellery was possibly the first thing created by human beings that was not required for simple survival. Through the ages, jewellery has been used to express prestige, power, faith and love.'' - Maria Frantzi

If you have any questions please get in touch by calling 0208 444 7000 or by emailing info@tomfoolerylondon.co.uk for more details.

Greek-born Maria Frantzi is fascinated by the history of jewellery and this is reflected in her work. Maria is particularly inspired by our ancient cave-dwelling ancestors - “People may say that jewellery is a frippery, but jewellery was possibly the first thing created by human beings that was not required for simple survival. Through the ages, jewellery has been used to express prestige, power, faith and love.” Maria’s jewellery is characterised by out-of-this-world colours and shapes.