A vibrant violet sapphire dazzles at the center of this gorgeous brutalist beauty! There are few more distinctive jewelry styles than brutalism. This unique 1970s aesthetic celebrates unusual forms inspired by the rougher parts of nature. Where other naturalistic design movements focused on the soft, rounded curves of flowering plants, brutalism draws inspiration from the rugged elements of Earth: the bark of a tree, its knotty roots, or the face of a rocky cliff. Evoking craggy, course branches of coral, this cocktail ring is a fine example of the brutalist style. The coral-like setting rises up from the band, characterizing the entire ring's top and meeting the dazzling purple sapphire as its prongs. The spectacular oval-cut gem boasts shades of lilac, violet, and indigo, as light moves through its brilliant facets with every one of your movements!

• Made around 1970
• Set in 14k yellow gold
• Synthetic sapphire
• Currently a size 8 3/4 and may be resized upon request.

Inventory # P18498