$3,200.00
A soft green tourmaline glows like sunlit seawater tucked into a quiet inlet, framed by platinum barnacles and warm gold in this one-of-a-kind Ruthie B. Ring.
Tourmalines are beloved for their singular inclusions that evoke a variety of still-beauty, from lily ponds to watercolor paintings. The discovery of tourmaline occurred during the 1500s in Brazil, where it was mistaken for emerald. Tourmaline’s wide spectrum of colors earned its name from the Sinhalese word for “mixed gems”- green tourmalines are the most popular iteration and a studio favorite for their lush and organic refinement, but each variety seems to hold the most beautiful shades of every color.
$2,450.00
A classic strand of luminous white pearls, hand-knotted on vivid red thread, is finished with a sculptural gold fishhook clasp for a subtle, artful contrast. Freshwater baroque pearls are beloved...
$180.00
A nostalgic, oceanic necklace embodies the peculiarity and unusual beauty of skate egg cases. Spindly and curious, these sea-bound treasures are also known as a mermaid's purse. This classic Ruthie...
$495.00
Material | Bronze, agate, druzy Length | 30" One of a kind Handcrafted in Dallas, TX Style Code | JCN765 Shop All ↠ Julie Cohn
$495.00
Material | Bronze, carnelian, moonstone Length | 18" One of a kind Handcrafted in Dallas, TX Style Code | JCN756 Shop All ↠ Julie Cohn