Pink Sapphire Antiques Japanies Menuki 18 Karat Gold Earrings

Very nice earrings with flower engrave in amethyst stone, diamonds and emerald, yellow 18kt gold gr. 10,50, drop of rose quartz. Weight 9,2 gr length 5cm All Giulia Colussi jewelry i...

Carver Adularia with pineapple shape and drops, very rare stone especially in this bright vibrant color cabochon pink Tourmaline cts 1,82, 18kt rose gold gr. 7,40. Total length 4cm...

Antiques carved imperial jade, very rare because is carved in one pieces 18kt Rose Gold 11,80 gr, pink Tourmaline leaf, peridot drops, total length 8cm weight 7,9 each. All Giulia...

Earrings with beautiful movement in carved gold, tiger eyes, rhodochrosite tourmaline. 18kt Gold gr 11,40 .Total length 3,5 cm. weight 7gr each All jewelry is new and has never bee...

These earrings are made of 18-karat yellow gold and encrusted with 6 round diamonds and cabochon tourmalines (11,19, 8,23 or 5,78 carats), which can be removed to wear the earrings s...

This is an exquisite pair of opal drop earrings with Art Deco ear design. The earrings feature a geometric design which is set with pink tourmaline for th...

Rossella Ugolini "Scarlet" Collection, Handcrafted Purple color earrings, made of 18 karats yellow gold, soft splashes of color that pay homage to the typical palettes of the Deco mo...

Late Qing The antique Chinese tourmaline carvings depicting a pair of birds, perhaps magpies, on a gourd, a symbol of mystery, longevity and used as an amulet. The pair of magpies representing double happiness. Tourmalines: Each measuring 32mm by 15mm by 7mm, each approximately 27.5 carats, 55 TCW; Highly transparent, of bright pink colour with good saturation, shows typical minor natural inclusions and fissures under 10X magnification and not easily seen with unaided eye. Diamonds: H-I, VS, Baguette and Old European cut, approximately 1.25 TCW Length: 2.57 inches Width: .57 inches Striking Art Deco period diamond white gold settings accent the delicately carved vibrant pink tourmalines often refered to as Rubellite. In the 1920's, popularized by Cartier, the combination of carved gemstones with Art Deco style diamond settings led to the design know as Tutti Frutti. Juxtposition of stylized linear motifs of the diamonds and the sinuously flowing shapes of the carved gems form a beautifully balanced elegant design. Pink tourmalines were favorites of the Empress Dowager...