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Two-tone gold drop earrings with green oval gemstone drops and diamond halo tops
Two-tone gold drop earrings on ear; green oval drops with diamond top halos
Two-tone gold drop earrings with green oval gemstone drops and diamond halo tops
Two-tone gold drop earrings on ear; green oval drops with diamond top halos

C. 1990 Vintage 4.50 ct. t.w. Green Tourmaline Drop Earrings with 1.00 ct. t.w. Diamonds in 14kt Two-Tone Gold

$5,695
C. 1990. Freshen up your look with a touch of cool elegance from our Estate collection. Casting a deep ocean hue, two 4.50 ct. t.w. oval gre…

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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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Stone Story

Watermelon tourmaline looks exactly like watermelon, which is either a remarkable coincidence or nature's funniest inside joke. The pink center and green outer zone form through genuine chemical shifts while the crystal grows, producing the most recognizable color pattern in the gem world.

Elemental Detail

Higher karat gold is purer, but purity is not ideal for multitone designs. The alloy content required to achieve distinct white and rose gold colors is more readily available and visually pronounced at 14 karats, which is why 14kt multitone jewelry is the more common and more successful format.

Style Notes

Trends have a timeline. Multitone gold keeps showing up across eras, from Edwardian two-tone work to contemporary mixed-metal design, which puts it in a different category: a recurring design language that periodically resurfaces because it keeps being useful.

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