Gold ring with watermelon tourmaline in retro setting

Can a combination of such extreme colors as juicy green and bright pink match? Yes, but only in one case - if they are chosen by the greatest artist, i.e. Nature. Two-color tourmaline - also called watermelon tourmaline - was framed in yellow gold in an openwork form, popular especially in Eastern Europe at the beginning of the 20th century, thanks to the development of goldsmithing technology. The form of this ring refers to this exact space-time.

In culture, tourmalines are valued not only as jewelry stones, but they are also credited with a strong protective effect for the wearer. In addition, in the case of the watermelon variety, the pink color raises the vibrations responsible for the emotional sphere, and the green one soothes the nerves and has a positive effect on health-promoting energy.