Tina Engell 1997 London Kinetic Sculptural Ring In 18Kt Yellow Gold With 3.75 Cts In Tourmalines
A kinetic ring designed by Tina Engell.
Beautiful one-of-a-kind piece, created in London, England by the jewelry designer and goldsmith Tina Engell, back in the 1997. This wearable little kinetic sculpture has been crafted in solid yellow gold of 18 karats, with the entire surfaces finished with brushed-frosted patterns.
The top part is mounted, with three movable geometric elements, bezels set with 3 fancy cut of natural Brazilian Green Tourmalines, with a combined weight of 3.75 carats.
Has a total weight of 21.3 Grams and the actual size is 5.25, sizeable. The top view measurements are 25.5 mm by 13.2 mm.
Stamped, with British hallmarks for the city of London, the maker's mark, the year of production 1997 and signed. "TE .750 X".
Tina Engell, is an established jewelry designer and goldsmith based in Bath, in the South West of England. In her workshop in the city she designs and makes precious jewelry by hand. Having completed her four year apprenticeship as a goldsmith at Ole Lynggard, Copenhagen, Denmark in 1988 she came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in London. She graduated with a Masters in Jewelry Design in 1992.
Having benefited from the rigorous training in traditional jewelery making techniques in Denmark and from the expressive, creative environment of London’s RCA, Tina marries skill and imagination in her engagement ring commissions. Harnessing ancient craftsmanship to execute contemporary design concepts, Tina’s work struck us both as a modern interpretation of classical ring shapes.
Note: This is an unique piece.
It is in perfect condition.
INVENTORY REF: R0000AMIE/.5120
