1960s Tourmaline Nest Ring

1960s Tourmaline Nest RingExquisite modernist statement ring dating from the 1960s. Textured twigs and branches intertwine to form a nest around the gemstone: a bottle green tourmaline that's cut to mimic ripples on a pool. A ring very much 'of its time', with all the playfulness and creativity of the British post war modernist movement that was spearheaded by the likes of Gerda Flckinger, Gilian Packard, and Andrew Grima. Era: Vintage, circa 1960 Ring size: O 1 2 or 7. 5 US.

Teal Tourmaline

it's set with a vibrant square step cut blue sapphire centre

where she's seen in flight carrying two sleeping children in her arms

English hallmarks (date letter unclear)

Ptolemy I Soter (Alexander took over control from the Persians in 322BC)

It's set with a single

and pearls"

and it's a good

1mm centre stoneMarks: None

Has been polished quite recently

they have been worshiped for millenia by people from every corner of the earth from Europe and Asia to America

It opens to reveal two oval locket compartments