Category: Solitaire Rings
Cut as a cushion and cradled in a double-claw bezel, the rubellite of the Azalea Ring sits above a band that tapers in 14K yellow gold. The deep pink-to-red tourmaline was so often taken for ruby that it inherited the ruby's old symbolism; as the modern saying has it, where rose quartz whispers, rubellite sings.
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The double-claw bezel is what sold me, and it looks even better on the finger than in the photos—the gold tapers so elegantly that the stone truly feels like it's floating. That rubellite has a warmth that shifts between pink and red depending on the light, and I catch myself staring at it during Zo
The color is unbelievable in person—that deep pink-red really does look like a ruby until you catch the light. The tapered band makes the stone feel even bigger on the finger, and the double-claw bezel holds it securely without looking bulky.
The double-claw bezel is what sold me—it holds the stone so securely but still lets all that pink-red fire catch the light from every angle. I’ve worn it daily for two weeks and the tapered band hasn’t snagged on a single sweater.
