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14kt white gold ring with green tourmaline and diamond cluster, oval stones
Green tourmaline and diamond cluster ring on finger, front view
Green tourmaline and diamond cluster ring on white gold, sculpted prong setting
14kt white gold ring with green tourmaline and diamond cluster, oval stones
Green tourmaline and diamond cluster ring on finger, front view
Green tourmaline and diamond cluster ring on white gold, sculpted prong setting

C. 1970 Vintage 2.20 ct. t.w. Green Tourmaline and .60 ct. t.w. Diamond Cluster Ring in 14kt White Gold. Size 7.5

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$2,395

$1,919
C. 1970. Bursting like a festive firework, this stunning Estate collection cluster ring dazzles every crowd with 2.20 ct. t.w. green tourmal…

Item 226652

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

A Storied Heritage

For anyone who appreciates a piece with historical weight behind it, the cocktail ring's Prohibition-era origins give it a story worth telling, which tends to make the gift more resonant. During the Prohibition, wearing the ring became a subtle form of social defiance and celebration.

Stone Story

Pink, green, and watermelon tourmalines have long arrived as nature finished them: untreated and requiring nothing added. Darker blues and browns are sometimes heat-treated to improve color, which is a stable process the gem trade has accepted for decades, but the untreated tourmaline category remains genuinely broad.

Elemental Detail

If the person you're buying for has metal sensitivities, palladium-alloyed 14kt white gold is the specification worth requesting: palladium is far less reactive than nickel-based alloys, and it's the widely recommended choice for wearers who have experienced reactions to other white metals.

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