Anello "Illusione" con Rubino e Topazio Trasparente Cabochon tanzanite The common name comes from

The common name comes from the fact that it grows slowly around other trees and wraps itself around them with its roots

Gemma di colore verde molto pallido

The gems appear clear when observed with a 10x lens

its shapes are reminiscent of ivy growing on trees

was to capture the movement of water and freeze it in metal

Anello "Illusione" con Rubino e Topazio Trasparente Cabochon tanzanite The common name comes fromIn this ring I played with the optical properties of two stones, set in opposite tables in contact with each other. The top stone is a transparent cabochon topaz, the bottom one is a ruby, both stones are synthetic (meaning they are a REAL ruby and a REAL topaz grown in a laboratory, not colored glass). the ruby is hidden or magnified by the topaz, depending on the angle from which the ring is observed. under the sun the fluorescence of the ruby is