Raspberry Rubellite Ring 'Bound'

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...

This is the gentle rough morganite ring from my series 'bound'. I shaped and slightly polished the rough morganite into 16 carats. Then I carved it, so...

This 6 carats rubelite platinum ring (18.9 grams platinum) is a piece from my patented series 'Julie'. It is a casual solitaire ring that can be worn solo or together with other rin...

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...

Faye Kim's 22 Karat Gold Rubellite Ring is evocative of a traditional signet ring, but with a modern twist. Rubellite, a reddish-pink variety of tourmal...

Thomas Leyser is renowned for his contemporary jewellery designs utilizing fine gemstones. This 18k rose gold (7.17g) ring is set with 1x fine Rubellite (facetted, cushion, 8.5mm, ...

Thomas Leyser is renowned for his contemporary jewellery designs utilizing fine gemstones. This 18k white gold (7.46g) ring is set with 1x fine Rubelite (facetted, octagonal, 8.5mm...

18k Rose Gold Asymmetric Cosmic Design Stackable Marquise Rubellite Cocktail Ring. The Egle ring is made of 18 karat rose gold and features a marquise mixed cut natural rubellite around 1.26 carats, which measures 4.9 mm by 10 mm by 4 mm. The total weight of the ring is 4.36 grams. The size of the ring is EU 55, US 7, 7 1/4. The ring is CAD designed by Italian designer and gemologist (GIA G.G.) Beatrice Barzaghi, then 3D printed, fused in gold, set and polished by hand by the best Italian goldsmiths. The Egle ring was created as an engagement ring for an Italian interior designer named Egle. She wanted a revisited classic model; that’s why I created it as an asymmetrical solitaire when I tilted the gem on its side. It should remind the wearer that even the simplest thing as a solitaire can be seen from a different point of view, as we should always try to observe reality. I keep on saying it’s “the engagement ring for the neighbor” since the neighbor can easily admire it! Nevertheless, since I’m very fond of gems’ energies I thought I would love to wear several of this rings on the same finger and I conceived them as stackable rings providing me their marvelous energies. They move on the finger creating a new big cluster ring...