two layer setting Beryl and Tourmaline hammered Platinum Cocktail Ring

I made this ring in a little series of rough beryl rings. I took this 2.7 carats (after polishing) aquamarine and 5.4 carats (after polishing) yellow beryll, just polished some corne...

I worked this 36.38 carats morganite cabochon in a very clean way that reduce the focus to the gem with its beautiful inclusions. If you look at the sides of the setting, you can see...

This is the green gelly ring from my series 'bound'. I carved the 16 carats tourmaline cabochons in a way that makes them appear like organically soft gems, that give way to the gold...

The rubellite 28.2 carats cabochon with its beautiful picture like inclusions is set in a way, that you don't see its setting when looking at this cocktailring from top down. This 'j...

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A unique shade of yellow-green. This oval faceted Celery Tourmaline is set with 2 diamond baguettes. Bright and sleek in a matte-finished platinum setting, this ring is a stunning,...

A bold expression of modern Italian design, this exquisite cocktail ring is crafted in luminous 18K white gold and features a mesmerizing 6.0 carat oval cabochon tourmaline. The vibr...

One-of-a-Kind Ring handcrafted in Germany by the "Picasso of Gem Cutters" Atelier Munsteiner, showcasing a superior quality, completely hand-cut 4.94 carat bi-color tourmaline bezel-set in satin-finished 18k yellow gold and accented by a Munsteiner 0.23 carat G/vs spirit-cut round diamond bezel-set in platinum. Size 7.25 (Can be Sized). About the Artist: Atelier Munsteiner focuses on the innovative shaping of modern gemstones as a means to create exquisite one-of-a-kind masterpieces. The family-run firm has introduced numerous gem-cutting styles and shapes, gaining international recognition and acclaim. Bernd Munsteiner, known as the 'Picasso of Gem-Cutters,' was the first contemporary jewelry artist to work with crystals. Creating the firm’s maxim of 'designing the stone,' Bernd is famous for the images, objects d’art, and sculptures he creates from transparent minerals. Learning to cut and polish gems in the classical faceted style, Bernd’s son, Tom Munsteiner...