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An extraordinary statement ring from Carol Brodie’s Rarities collection, featuring one of the designer’s most unusual and collectible constructions.
The dramatic approximately 30 mm x 30 mm cushion-square face is designed as a transparent gemstone chamber containing multiple individually set-looking yet visually floating faceted iolite gemstones in beautiful shades of violet, periwinkle and blue-violet. The transparent construction gives the ring remarkable depth and creates the distinctive appearance of gemstones suspended within the jewel.
The chamber is surrounded by a brilliant double border of clear accent stones, creating a luminous frame around the iolites while allowing the unusual interior construction to remain the focal point.
This is a substantial sterling silver ring with an impressive amount of metal and a beautifully engineered three-dimensional setting. The reverse reveals the elaborate architecture beneath the chamber, while the broad polished shoulders are accented with additional decorative stone details.
Details:
- Designer: Carol Brodie
- Collection: Rarities
- Ring Size: 6
- Metal: 925 Sterling Silver
- Gemstone: Iolite
- Style: Floating Gemstone / Shaker Statement Ring
- Face: approximately 30 mm x 30 mm
- Band: approximately 7 mm at widest point
- Transparent chamber/table: approximately 5 mm in depth/height
- Large-scale cushion-square silhouette
- Substantial sterling silver construction
- Includes Rarities presentation box and romance card
- New with packaging
A spectacular collector-scale Carol Brodie design with exceptional presence on the hand. The combination of transparent architecture, loose-looking violet iolites and substantial sterling silver construction makes this an especially distinctive Rarities piece.
Please review all photographs, which form an important part of the description and show the ring from the front, side and reverse.
“The iolite gemstones move freely within the transparent chamber as the ring is tilted.”
