Aquamarine Pink Tourmaline Earrings

18 karat yellow gold aquamarine pink tourmaline taper baguette diamond art deco style earrings.

These 18 karat gold channel set baguette aquamarine pink tourmaline diamond earrings are inspired by the gorgeous colors of cherry blossom during the spring time. The matched pair of earrings uses 5.17 carats of aquamarine and pink tourmaline precisely set in the semi-circular shaped channel; along with 0.55 cts of diamonds depicting the colors of cherry blossom.

The encompassing formidable and notable taper baguette-cut gemstones are invisibly set in the channel with a small and bigger taper baguette identically cut throughout the channel to create the bigger arc look. This setting technique is a breakthrough in the jewelry realm. The taper baguette cuts are perfected through silver mold dye created to equally and progressively cut the gemstones with the help of the right artisans and cutters. It’s an effectively time-consuming and elaborate process that looks simple but is very complex and revolutionary. All the stones are meticulously hand-picked out of many gemstones, taper cut by our expert lapidary artist by hand and then channel set to perfection in the arch shape, enhancing the fire in each gemstone. The pave-set round diamonds in the piece amplify the sheen and vividness of the color stones. The variable width of the circular shape from broad to thin as going upwards shows the imminent detailing of this masterpiece. It’s the overall appeal of the piece that makes it an all-time wear for any occasion or event.

• Made with best alloys, certified diamonds VVS/VS, G/H Color
• Push back with Omega Clip
• 18K Yellow Gold: 13.09 g
• Gemstones: 5.17 cts
• Diamonds: (Brilliant Cut, Certified): 0.55 cts
• Metal: 18K Gold, BIS Hallmark, India

Matching Pendant also available.

- About the Designer –
VAIBHAV DHADDA makes it a point to stand out in the crowd. His signature Gradient collection features a unique selection of gradient gemstones cut painstakingly to create a semblance of a rainbow or dégradé (gradation). He studied Masters in International Business from France to get a retail job with Christian Dior where he got inspired by the beauty of Dior VIII Grand Bal Watch Collection for its precise channel setting of exquisite gemstones, before finding his final calling as a second generation jewelry designer in the city of gemstones- Jaipur.
To execute a unique vision of blending European culture and the essence of Jaipur, it has taken Vaibhav six years of dedicated and single-minded effort to master the technique of cutting the baguettes into tapered shapes and channel setting them to create patterns from dark to light. It’s a work of art and also a feat of engineering. All his jewels are contemporary yet extremely wearable and bring out the vibrant colors of India.
His pieces have been featured in Forbes USA, Rapaport, Solitaire International and others.