Two slightly curved, paralleled 18k white gold structures form a U-shape, perfectly echoing the U-shaped bronze handle supporting the pomegranate floral terminals cast atop the Iron Age Cypriot bowl. These white gold curves gently embrace the central pomegranate flower that has an apple-green hued, faceted tsavorite encased by eight petals. Outshining the conventional portraying of the floral motifs, a symbol representing natural delicacy that is frequently used within the jewellery realm, these petals are now embedded with hand- polished American blue turquoises and dark-green enamels containing sparkling, mother-of- pearl powder to intimate the unique patina featuring white flecks, as seen on the bronze bowl's interior. Two brilliant diamond-cut, delicate tsavorites, connect the side petals with the ring structures, adding joyful, elegant elements to enrich the colour combinations and elaborate the ring's overall delicate appearance. The beauty of this ring is enhanced when it embraces a finger, glistening with a stunning green lustre against the skin. Explore The Collection Check The Product Detail
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