This piece is centred on a significant rubellite, a rare variety of tourmaline prized for its ability to maintain a deep, saturated crimson hue under both natural and artificial light. To maximise the intensity of the stone’s red tones, it is housed in an 18-carat yellow gold setting, which is integrated into a substantial platinum band for a refined, bi-metal finish.

The central rubellite is flanked by two trillion-cut diamonds, providing a sharp, geometric contrast to the rich colour of the tourmaline. A signature element of the design is the inclusion of heart-shaped apertures within the head of the ring; these cut-outs are not merely decorative but are engineered to allow maximum light to enter the pavilion of the stone, enhancing its internal brilliance. The combination of the dense platinum foundation and the strategic use of gold creates a balanced, contemporary silhouette that prioritises the optical performance of the gemstones.