Three Stone Tourmaline Ring 1.40 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold

Experience the elegance of a gemstone steeped in rich history and profound beauty. The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present a ring that encapsulates centuries of allure and sophistication. At the heart of this exquisite piece lies a stunning 1.40 carat watermelon tourmaline. With dimensions of 6.13 x 5.99 x 4.58 mm and a distinctive princess cut, this gemstone is a marvel. Its medium light color saturation breathes life into its delicate hues, reminiscent of a warm sunset reflected upon a serene lake. Heat treated to enhance its natural beauty, the tourmaline's origin from the richly abundant soils of Mozambique reflects our commitment to ethical sourcing. By choosing top-quality gemstones, we ensure not only their aesthetic appeal but also a connection to responsible and sustainable practices.

Complementing the tourmaline are precisely set white round natural diamonds. Weighing approximately 0.036 carats, these diamonds boast a clarity grade of Very Slightly Included, enhanced by a near-flawless color grade of F. Their subtle sparkle mirrors the timeless allure that one seeks from such classic gems. Marrying the intricate gemstones is the band crafted from lustrous 14K yellow gold, a metal celebrated through the ages for its resilience and vibrant warmth. Each ring is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship and dedication to excellence that define The Natural Gemstone Company, ensuring a piece that transcends time and trends.

This ring exemplifies elegance and understated luxury, making it an ideal choice for those who treasure tradition and legacy. Embodying both history and modernity, it tells a story worth sharing, a tale of nature’s splendor ethically transformed into an exquisite accessory. When you purchase this ring, you not only embrace beautiful craftsmanship but also contribute to the ongoing journey of ethically sourced gemstones, celebrating a rich legacy with the promise of a sustainable future. At The Natural Gemstone Company, jewelry is more than an adornment; it's a heritage.