Antique, Edwardian pink tourmaline and green zircon three-stone ring peridot

Antique, Edwardian pink tourmaline and green zircon three-stone ring peridotProvenance Dating to circa 1905, during the Edwardian era, this piece showcases an unusual yet very attractive colour combination of gemstones that were widely admired in the early 20th century. Entirely original and beautifully harmonious together, it surely carries a fascinating history of its own. The Stones Central pink tourmaline weight: 0. 74ct Central pink tourmaline size: Length 7. 5mm; Width 5. 25mm; Depth 3. 0mm Total zircon weight: 1. 54ct

Set to centre with an exceptional natural

Total diamond weight:

The ring is emboldened by the larger central diamond and the millegrain detailing

Distinguished by their broad

VS clarity and K colour

making it most comfortable to wear

stating that the three half-pearls measuring approximately 7

Hallmarks: Marked with '18k' indicating 18ct white gold

The design is so sleek - it has the elegance of an Art Deco piece but also the glamour of mid-century style

17 carats total

circa 1905

Citrine size: Length 10mm