$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.
$1,276.00
This necklace is a wearable rainbow! With every color of tourmaline imaginable, these cubes are securely tied (pearl style) on gold-colored silk and finished with Judi's handmade clasp and gold...
$545.00
Effortlessly elegant, the Petite Yui Drop Earrings bring a touch of refined simplicity to any look. Featuring slightly mismatched stones, the delicate curve and smooth, organic lines make it both...
$3,960.00
Rich in color and sculptural detail, this Monika Krol pendant features a round cabochon tourmaline with a striking ombré shift from deep emerald to vibrant green. The luminous stone is...
$1,975.00
The Tiny Star earrings are a little sparklier thanks to bright cutting and tiny beads that hold these wonderfully verdant chrome tourmalines in their 18k fairmined green gold settings. Judi's...