The Crimson Leaf Ring N°48 One of One
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The Crimson Leaf Ring

A domed crimson cabochon clasped by emerald-pavé leaves and diamond vines, crowned with a yellow-gem bud.

A glowing domed cabochon in deep crimson is wrapped by leaves pavéd in emerald and diamond, with a small yellow gem and emerald bud unfurling at the crown: fire held in a thicket of green. The central stone, smooth and steeply domed, carries the saturated warmth of pigeon-blood red, its surface gathering and releasing light with each movement of the hand. The botanical surround is rendered in fine white gold wirework, each leaf individually set with rows of graduated emeralds that darken toward the tips. Tiny diamonds trace the veins between, lending a quiet sparkle that recedes as soon as it catches the eye. At the apex, a single yellow gem sits within a cluster of emerald rounds, a bud poised at the moment before opening. Worn, the ring sits close to the finger with a gentle heft. The cabochon's dome rises just proud of the leaf canopy, so the piece reads as sculpture in miniature, a private garden one carries through the day.
Ring
Form
Cabochon Ruby, Emerald & Diamond
Stones
White Gold
Metal
Archive status In a private collection

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Specifications

FormRing
Centre StoneCabochon Ruby / Rubellite
Leaf SettingPavé Emerald & Diamond
Bud AccentYellow Gem
MetalWhite Gold
EditionOne of a kind

A closer look

A red cabochon anchors a leaf setting of emerald and diamond, with a yellow gem recorded as the bud accent. The detailed catalogue identifies the centre as “Ruby / Rubellite”; a precise identification should be confirmed with the atelier before using it as a material reference.

Anita Mai Tan
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