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Inspired by The Sovereign, we designed the Sophia Ring for collectors who prefer luxury in a slightly more petite form. This edition of the Sophia features an intense pink tourmaline, custom cut into a gorgeous cushion shape. This shade of pink — the rarest and most intense in the tourmaline family — is enriched by the warm 18K gold fully surrounding it on all sides and underneath.
As is true of all of our rings, the underside of the Sophia Ring is made of solid gold — no exposed gemstones or hollow curves to trap moisture; just an uninterrupted band of gold around your finger.
Pairs beautifully with the Essential or Dominus Band.
Gemstone Note: Our pink tourmaline cabochon (also referred to as "rubellite") is ethically sourced from a family-owned mine in Brazil.
Materials and Dimensions
Cast in solid 18K yellow gold
~8 x 8mm natural pink tourmaline (rubellite) cabochon
~2.2 ctw
Hand stamped with the George Rings™ crown
Inspired by The Sovereign, we designed the Sophia Ring for collectors who prefer luxury in a slightly more petite form. This edition of the Sophia features an intense pink tourmaline, custom cut into a gorgeous cushion shape. This shade of pink — the rarest and most intense in the tourmaline family — is enriched by the warm 18K gold fully surrounding it on all sides and underneath.
As is true of all of our rings, the underside of the Sophia Ring is made of solid gold — no exposed gemstones or hollow curves to trap moisture; just an uninterrupted band of gold around your finger.
Pairs beautifully with the Essential or Dominus Band.
Gemstone Note: Our pink tourmaline cabochon (also referred to as "rubellite") is ethically sourced from a family-owned mine in Brazil.
Materials and Dimensions
Cast in solid 18K yellow gold
~8 x 8mm natural pink tourmaline (rubellite) cabochon
~2.2 ctw
Hand stamped with the George Rings™ crown
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