$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.
$470.00
The sleeves of this organic cotton satin top feature folkloric hand-embroidery by artisans in India. Shaped with back pleats and finished with a half placket punctuated by corozo buttons. Created...
$198.00
The Novelty Stitch Wedge Sweater is knit into a wedge silhouette that draws in slightly at the hem for an easy-to-wear and flattering fit. It is the perfect shape for...
$26.00
These very sturdy organic cotton canvas pouches, lined with an elegant coated fabric, combine practicality and refinement. They are ideal for organizing your small essentials or for use as chic...
$355.00
This easy pleated skirt falls from the elasticated waist to a lower-calf length. Made from cotton scattered with a floral pattern designed by East Sussex-based artist Emma Carlow, created using...