Umbra Square Cut Onyx & Pink Tourmaline Pendant
- List Item #1
- REF: P938A-9YONTOP
$795.00
- Five year warranty — covering manufacturing faults, with cleaning and resizing thereafter.
- Free insured delivery — Australia-wide, signature on arrival.
- 30 day returns — if it isn't right, send it back unworn for a full refund.
- Valuation certificate — supplied with every piece for insurance.
Exactly what you're buying
- Reference
- P938A-9YONTOP
- Design No
- P938A
- Metal
- 9ct Yellow Gold
- Stones
- 1=1.76ct 1=0.39ct
- Total diamond weight
- 0=0 ct.approx
- Centre stone weight
- 1.76ct 1=0.39ct
- How many centre stones
- 1
- Centre stone size
- 7.0mm
- Centre stone shape
- Square
- Centre stone grade
- STD
- Shoulder stone grade
- STD
About the stone
Pink Tourmaline
October’s pink, hard enough for daily wear
- Hardness
- 7 – 7.5
- Birth month
- October (alternate)
- Anniversary
- 8th
- Worn daily
- Yes
- Origin
- Brazil, Mozambique, Nigeria, Madagascar
- Traditionally
- The pink tourmalines of California were mined in quantity for the Chinese imperial court in the early twentieth century, and the trade largely collapsed with it in 1912.
Care Warm soapy water and a soft brush. Avoid ultrasonic and steam cleaning, particularly on included or heavily coloured stones, and avoid sudden temperature change.
See every piece with Pink TourmalineOnyx
Opaque black chalcedony, almost always dyed
- Hardness
- 6.5 – 7
- Anniversary
- 7th
- Worn daily
- Protective setting
- Origin
- Brazil, India, Uruguay, Madagascar
- Traditionally
- Onyx has been carved for signet rings, cameos and intaglios since Roman times, which is why it still reads as formal rather than decorative.
Care Wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry it. Keep it away from ultrasonic and steam cleaners, household chemicals, perfume and sudden heat, all of which can affect the dye.
See every piece with OnyxAbout the stone
Made in Burnside
Set by hand, by people you can name
This ring was designed and manufactured in our Adelaide studio by Peggy Wajer, who has been designing around individually cut gemstones since 1985. Every stone is chosen by Richard Moser, who learned the trade from his father Bruno — a gemstone cutter whose work was supplied to Tiffany & Co., Cartier and Mikimoto.
