Hot-pink gems for the height of summer

These generously sized tourmalines, rubellites and rubies with a ripe pink hue are in a class of their own.

10 August 2017
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  • Sarah Ho Wisteria rubellite ring
    Sarah Ho’s new Wisteria ring is a celebration of summer. A 3.92-carat pear-cut rubellite the colour of bougainvillea is the showstopper here, set east-west for a twist on tradition and complemented by baby pink opal beads and baguette-cut rubies (£9,225).
  • Van Cleef & Arpels Le Secret Believe in Luck Between the Finger ring
    A bee buzzes around a bejewelled leaf, topped with a pretty pink-tinged ruby from Mozambique, in this new Le Secret Between the Finger ring from Van Cleef & Arpels. Each jewel holds a surprise in the Le Secret collection, and this ring is engraved with the message “Believe in Luck”, which is a play on the “bee and leaf” theme (POA).
  • Lydia Courteille Fruits of my Passion pink tourmaline earrings
    Lydia Courteille’s new capsule collection imagines a Garden of Eden where exotic fruits grow in abundance. Called Fruits of my Passion, these one-of-a-kind earrings are set with two hot-pink marquise-cut tourmalines nestled amongst bunches of yellow sapphire bananas. Lying in wait above, ready to strike, are two brown diamond-set snakes (POA).
  • Vanleles Out of Africa rubellite ring
    Vanleles has launched a new collection, Out of Africa, devoted to vivid, pink-tinged rubies and rubellites from Mozambique. The heart and soul of this cocktail ring is a gorgeous pear-shaped 8.14-carat rubellite, accompanied by rubies and diamonds (£25,200).
  • David Morris Sunset ruby ring
    This ruby ring stopped us in our tracks at the David Morris boutique in Paris recently. Traditionally red, this 16.59-carat fuchsia-hued oval-cut ruby beams out sunset-in-paradise vibes (POA).
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Claire Roberts

CLAIRE ROBERTS

Claire has worked in luxury publishing for 20 years as a magazine editor with a focus on watches and jewellery, so she is an old hand at roaming the Baselworld and Couture Vegas fairs, searching out exquisite things. Claire joined ...