SOLD// Emerald & Diamond Atomic Love Ring
SOLD// Emerald & Diamond Atomic Love Ring
EMBARK ON A TRANSCENDENT JOURNEY
ONLY ONE AVAILABLE
Mary van der Aa’s Atomic Love Ring wins Platinum Bridal Honors at 2022 AGTA Spectrum Awards!
Inspired by the mesmerizing allure of starry-eyed nights, this collection embodies the marriage of science and style. Each piece tells a story that resonates with the magnificence of the universe. These celestial art pieces are meticulously handcrafted to recreate the sparkling brilliance of the cosmic realm. Atomic Love is a collection that resonates with the modern connoisseurs of high-end jewelry. Prepare to embark on a transcendent journey through the astral realm by adorning yourself with Atomic Love. With its starry inspiration and undeniable luxury, this collection is set to become an embodiment of celestial splendor that truly redefines elegance.
Item Number: ATMLV
Metal: Platinum, High Polish & Brush Finish
Gems: Emerald, Natural, Minor Oil, 1.13ct, Russia, Faceted by Tucson Todd’s Gems; Diamonds, Natural, 0.14cttw, VS Clarity, G Color
Size: 7.00 (Contact for Sizing)
Made in United States
Ethically Sourced
Jewelry Care
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EMERALD
Emeralds have been highly-coveted for many, many years. They are an incredibly rare stone, often rivaling the cost of fine diamonds. Elizabeth Taylor actually sold her Emerald necklace for $6,587,500, over $200,000 per carat! Emerald is the bluish-green to green variety of the mineral Beryl. It is associated with spring, symbolizing beauty and renewal. Cleopatra had a huge fondness for Emerald, and the oldest one was found 2.97 billion years ago, in South Africa. It is the birthstone for May, and celebrates the 55th wedding anniversary. Emerald has a hardness of 7.5-8.0. Although it has a good hardness, the toughness is pretty low. This gemstone requires special care and is not suited for everyday wear. More about Emerald HERE
DIAMOND
For centuries, diamonds have been regarded as the ultimate gift of love. Their dazzling beauty exudes high-society, and they have been known to signify status. Diamonds formed billions of years ago through a combination of tremendous pressure and temperature, far beneath the Earth’s surface. Crystals are brought up through volcanic activity. The average yield in most diamond mines is a staggering 1 part diamond to 1 million parts host rock. Each stone is unique, and no two diamonds can ever be the same. Diamond is the hardest gem of all gems, and is made of only one element, carbon. A gem of winter, the color of ice, it is a crystal of Light having high frequency energy that is dispersed into flashing prisms of brilliant “fire”, typical of the sun. It is a spiritual stone, a symbol of perfection and illumination. Diamond is the birthstone for April, and the gemstone for many horoscope signs. It marks the 10th, 60th and 75th wedding anniversaries. More about Diamond HERE