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Lovely Storm Collection
Bg-Or2.4-Ar118-x2
€490.00
VAT included
This ring in solid gold and silver set with diamonds is a gem with unusual characteristics.
Scientists have long debated the circumstances of the appearance of this stone.
Today, the main theory of researchers is that this diamond would come from a collision between our planet and an asteroid dating back hundreds of millions of years (2.6 to 3.8 billion years BC). The debris caused by the collision would have spread into the atmosphere and landed in Africa and Brazil. This black gem is therefore distinguished from other diamonds whose origin is volcanic and makes us dream because of its genesis and its components.
The final rendering is unique, the lines are light but marked by the work of the metal.
One Piece Stones Collection - Ring in Gold and Sterling Silver.
Material: Sterling Silver 925/1000 (11.8 grams) and Gold 750/1000 (0.8 grams)
Stone: Diamond 0.08 Carat
Weight: 12.6 grams
Why One Piece?
Valentine for this collection of rings uses a single piece of silver with legal title 925/1000 per creation, which she sometimes associates.
She can also set fine or precious stones on certain pieces, by simply folding the edges of the ring over the mineral.
This work is done in the manner of the Japanese folk art Origami, where a single piece of paper is generally used to obtain a fold giving shape to a model, the best known of which is the paper crane.
In origami the paper can be cut or glued, for her jewelry work Valentine uses saws and files to cut, shape, the 925/1000 silver solder to gather and fix the two opposite sides of the ring body formed by the folded and folded plate.
Important information:
- the photos are not contractual. They may vary slightly the color or shape of the jewelry in the Lovely Storm collection.
Bg-Or2.4-Ar118-x2
Data sheet
- Pierres
- Diamants
- Matière
- Argent
Or
Or et argent
This ring in solid gold and silver set with diamonds is a gem with unusual characteristics.
Scientists have long debated the circumstances of the appearance of this stone.
Today, the main theory of researchers is that this diamond would come from a collision between our planet and an asteroid dating back hundreds of millions of years (2.6 to 3.8 billion years BC). The debris caused by the collision would have spread into the atmosphere and landed in Africa and Brazil. This black gem is therefore distinguished from other diamonds whose origin is volcanic and makes us dream because of its genesis and its components.
The final rendering is unique, the lines are light but marked by the work of the metal.