Brutalist Ring No. 3
Brutalist Ring No. 3
Silver and 18ct Gold Statement Ring with Cognac Tourmaline
Taking inspiration from Brutalist architecture, this one-off statement ring is made with recycled silver and 18ct gold and features a mirror-cut, Dravite cognac tourmaline.
An unexpected feature of this ring is the bright star shape that appears at the base of the stone setting which is quite magical. A trick of the light!
The ring is initially carved in wax and then cast in silver and is hollow inside, with a heavy layer of 18ct gold sheet on the top and under the stone.
More About This Designer Jewellery Piece
Emma's handmade, minimalist designer rings make ideal engagement or wedding rings, or create perfect gifts for a special occasion or anniversary. Designed and made in our London jewellery studio by contemporary jewellery designer Emma Farquharson and her team of highly skilled and specialist craftspeople. All jewellery made by Emma Farquharson is handmade in England using ethically sourced and recycled silver, gold, platinum and gemstones.
Ring Details
Metal: 925 Sterling Silver (link to all silver rings)
Finish: Matte or Polished
Style: Unisex
Ring size:
Dimensions:
Collection: Brutalist
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All new Emma Farquharson jewellery pieces are posted using Royal Mail first class, Special Delivery.
This is an overnight delivery service and needs to be signed for. There is no charge for this service within the UK.
All European and International delivery charges vary. If you would like a quote, please contact us.
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All of the Emma Farquharson Jewellery shown on this website is made either in our studio in Hatton Garden or in Frome, Somerset.
Emma Farquharson's Jewellery is designed and handmade by herself and a team of highly skilled craftspeople, casters and gemstone setters in the United Kingdom.
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A hallmark is a set of component marks applied to articles of the precious metals gold, silver, platinum or palladium.
It means that the article has been independently tested.
It guarantees that the item conforms to all legal standards of purity (fineness).
It guarantees provenance by telling us where and when the piece was hallmarked, what the article is made from, and who sent the article for hallmarking.
The Hallmark on Emma Farquharson’s jewellery is a guarantee of the quality of the metal used in each individual silver, gold or platinum piece.
Emma Farquharson’s hallmark features the initials ‘E F’ which are located within a double shield shape. Her hallmark is registered at the Goldsmiths Company assay office in St. Pauls, central London.
Click here to find out more about hallmarks.
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If worn or kept in the box it came in, your Emma Farquharson Jewellery should keep its original finish.
If necessary to clean, for matt surfaces you can use a soft toothbrush and light abrasive such as pumice or baking soda to give it a clean.
For shiny surfaces, just use a soft silver or gold polishing cloth or silver dip.
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All precious metals and materials used in Emma Farquharson’s jewellery include recycled silver and gold from our own offcuts as well as recycled precious metals from sustainable suppliers.
All gold used is from a fair trade or fair mined source wherever possible or is recycled from reclaimed items of jewellery and offcuts.
All gemstones used in Emma Farquharson's Jewellery are ethically sourced and traceable.
About Emma Farquharson Jewellery
Contemporary jewellery designs, handmade in England
Award winning British jewellery designer Emma Farquharson has over three decades of experience creating, designing and selling in the UK and the USA. She trained at the Central School of Art and Design in London and has workshops in Hatton Garden, London’s renowned historical jewellery district and Frome, Somerset. Her distinctive sculptural rings, earrings and necklaces have featured in numerous publications. Using fair mined 18ct gold, 9ct gold and recycled silver and platinum, Emma’s jewellery is stylistically minimalist and is often accented with richly coloured, vibrant semi-precious, precious gemstones and diamonds. Emma Farquharson’s jewellery pieces are a harmonious blend of sculptural artistry, minimalist elegance, and sustainable ethics. Get in touch to enquire about bespoke jewellery or find out more about Emma.
