Tourmaline and diamond dress ring dating to the early 20th century. This colourful ring makes quite an impact on the finger! Three deep pinkish red tourmalines are set in a half bezel design with rose cut diamond points between them. The tourmalines are a deep, rich red with a pinkish tone. They are striking, particularly with the small diamond points between them. There is a beaded pattern around the edges of the gemstones. A tapered shank is shaped as a flat pipe cut style, narrowing toward the back. Circa 1910s, British in origin.

Tourmaline: 3, largest is approx 4.6 mm by 4 mm and ends are approx 2.5 mm. They show wear and abrasion to the facets under magnification.

Diamonds: 4, rose cut.

Hallmarked for 18 carat gold, assayed in Birmingham, date letter for 1915.

Size: UK - N.5; US - 7; EU - 54,5. This ring can be sized between L / 5.75 / 51,5 and P / 7.75 / 56,3. Sizing available for an additional fee. This ring has previously been resized and a different colour of gold used, please see photos. If we resize we'd be replacing the current resized section.

Measures approx 5.25 mm by 12.8 mm on top by 3.25 mm deep. 1.6 mm wide band.

Weighs 2.1 grams.