Art Deco Inspired Double Tube Earrings with Green Tourmaline gemstones Pamela Hitchcock

Art Deco Inspired Double Tube Earrings with Green Tourmaline gemstones Pamela HitchcockThe Art Deco jewelry movement of the late 1920s and 1930s produced jewelry that was very geometric and linear. These earrings are a modern Art Deco example. The sterling silver earrings have a matched pair of 4mm green tourmaline gemstones with a total weight of 0. 5 carats. The earring dangle is 0. 5 inches long. They were mined at the Berry Mine in Poland, Maine by Steve Welch in 1997. These stylish earrings were designed and handcrafted by Cathy

Included in that cosmos is dust from meteorites that have been fused with high karat gold

The 4 mm round green tourmaline came from the Berry Mine in Poland and was mined in 1997

Marie pegmatite and the green tourmaline is from Mt Mica pegmatite

The ring is a size 7

Gemstones were mined at the Dunton Mine

The ring is sterling silver and has been oxidized

This natural watermelon tourmaline slice has great color and comes from the Big Find at the Dunton pegmatite

set in 14 karat gold

5 billion years ago

what it is set in

from the Earth

The cuff is 1 inch in width