Silvia Furmanovich18K Yellow Gold Marquetry Statement Ring with Red Lacquer and Precious Gemstones
$4,620
Color: Red
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- Silvia Furmanovich cocktail ring
- 18-karat yellow gold and wood in a red lacquer finish
- Bezel-set multicolored precious gemstones
- Emerald total carat weight: 0.12
- Sapphire total carat weight: 0.19
- Sky topaz total carat weight: 0.35
- Amethyst total carat weight: 0.20
- Citrine total carat weight: 0.25
- Made in Brazil
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About Silvia Furmanovich:
Since launching her brand over 20 years ago, Silvia Furmanovich has become one of the most visionary artists working in fine jewelry today. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, Silvia Furmanovich comes from a long line of Italian goldsmiths. As a child, Furmanovich spent hours observing her goldsmith father in his atelier. In 1998, she launched her own collection and opened her first boutique in São Paulo in 2009.
Furmanovich draws on varied cultural and historical references and traditions – from Japan and India to Italy and the Amazonian Rainforests – but she takes these inspirations to an entirely new level, re-imagining and refreshing them through her in- depth exploration of materials and techniques. These include intricate wood marquetry to capture Brazil’s rich flora and fauna, Mughal romance portrayed through Indian miniature painting, Japanese bamboo basketwork, and jewels set with antique Roman micro mosaics, a homage to her Italian heritage. All come to life through her courageous use of color, particularly the colored gems that are Brazil’s birthright.
Since launching her brand over 20 years ago, Silvia Furmanovich has become one of the most visionary artists working in fine jewelry today. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, Silvia Furmanovich comes from a long line of Italian goldsmiths. As a child, Furmanovich spent hours observing her goldsmith father in his atelier. In 1998, she launched her own collection and opened her first boutique in São Paulo in 2009.
Furmanovich draws on varied cultural and historical references and traditions – from Japan and India to Italy and the Amazonian Rainforests – but she takes these inspirations to an entirely new level, re-imagining and refreshing them through her in- depth exploration of materials and techniques. These include intricate wood marquetry to capture Brazil’s rich flora and fauna, Mughal romance portrayed through Indian miniature painting, Japanese bamboo basketwork, and jewels set with antique Roman micro mosaics, a homage to her Italian heritage. All come to life through her courageous use of color, particularly the colored gems that are Brazil’s birthright.