18 Carat Rose Gold Oval Peach Tourmaline and Diamond Three Stone Ring

This beautiful ring, made in 18 carat rose gold with an 18 carat white gold head, is set with a 8.45mm by 6.2mm oval mixed cut peachy pink tourmaline accompanied by a 4mm round brilliant cut natural diamond set on each side.
 
These stone were hand selected by our gemologist and the ring designed and set by us in house 
 
Specifications
Metal - 18 carat rose gold with a white gold setting
Finger size - M
Tourmaline weight - 1.42ct
Diamond total weight - 0.50ct approximately
Shank width - 2.35mm to 3.25mm
Setting height - 6.9mm
*please note - gemstone colour my vary slightly depending on viewing device
 
Resizing
The ring is currently a size M but we can resize it if required. Please select from the options provided if you need the ring size adjusting and allow up to an extra three working days for dispatch. 
 
The options available reflect how many sizes we are happy to enlarge or reduce this particular ring by. If the size you require is not on the options please feel free to contact us but it may be that we are unable to enlarge or reduce the ring to a certain size due to the setting or stones that are set in the shoulders. 
*Please note that once a ring has been adjusted by resizing we will be unable to accept it as a return 
* please also note that rose gold solder lines are visible 
 
Care and Cleaning 
Tourmaline is a fascinating gemstone family, whose varieties occurs in an array of colours and combinations of colours.
Tourmaline is the mineral family and there are numerous species within that family, and numerous varieties within those species.
Rubellite is the name given to deep pink to red, purplish red, orangy red and brownish red tourmalines.
Dark blue to greenish blue tourmaline is named Indicolite.
Paraíba is a vivid light blue, green and greenish blue tourmaline found in Brazil.
Then there are parti and watermelon coloured tourmalines, natural combinations of different colours displayed in the same stone.
Some tourmalines can even display chatoyancy, more commonly referred to as a cat’s eye effect.
 
Tourmalines are relatively durable gemstones, they are great for everyday wear if worn carefully.
Tourmalines are sensitive to high temperatures and sudden temperature changes can cause damaged to the stone. For this reason tourmaline should not be steam or ultrasonic cleaned.
Tourmaline jewellery can be cleaned at home using gemstone cloths of dips or warm soapy water and a soft brush.
 
Some tourmalines are treated to enhance their colour. This treatment is generally undetectable and is stable (permanent) during normal wear.
 
If you would like to learn more about gemstone treatments, what these treatments are and what they do, as well as which treatments are stable and how to look after gemstones with unstable treatments, please visit our ‘Gemstone Guide’ page.