Ruby
Center
- Cut
- Brilliant
- Carats
- ct 0,21
- Note
- Natural ruby
Collection Gioielli Classici·Pendente·Daisy setting
A twenty-one-point ruby at the center, eight diamonds in a crown: all within eight millimeters thirty.
Drawn and built by hand at the bench, in Tosi.
A ruby at the center, dark red, and eight diamonds forming a circle around it: the surround closes in an eight-pointed rosette, and at the top there is the gap where the loop goes, between the two highest stones. The metal is barely visible: it is the claws, which emerge between one stone and the next and rise between the seats of the surround to take the ruby. Behind there is no plate. From the side the rosette stands low and is open underneath: you can see the light passing between the small arches that hold the seats. Above, a flat folded loop, and a chain of flattened oval links passing through a single ring.
Two grams ten of eighteen-carat gold. The center ruby is natural, brilliant cut, twenty-one points of a carat. The eight diamonds of the surround are natural as well and add up to twenty points, color F-G and clarity VS: between ruby and diamonds that is forty-one points divided over nine stones. The flower measures eight millimeters thirty across, the chain forty-one and a half centimeters. The ruby, read inside its crown, looks bigger than its twenty-one points: that is what the daisy setting is made to do. Of the matching necklace, with the same flower and the same design, only the center changes: there a brilliant, here the red stone.
Weights and carats as the workshop declares them.
Center
Natural. Position, cut, carats, colour and clarity.
The words of the trade, one by one, explained to those who do not know them.
I don't look at what others are doing: I would rather create in my own style. That is what makes our jewelry recognizable.
Fabio Gori — Anna Gioielli, Tosi
Every piece leaves the bench made to order: sizes and details are agreed before the work begins.
The goldsmith's workshop is also the place where made-to-measure jewellery is created and family pieces are restored: if you have an idea, or something you want brought back to how it was, that is where it starts.
A goldsmith's workshop in Tosi, on the slopes of the Pratomagno: Anna opened it in 1988, her sons Fabio and Francesco carry it on. Piercing, repoussé, chasing and burin engraving — the Florentine school, with the workshop in full view of the shop.
Due modi di cercare quello che somiglia a questo.