COLOUR POEM
Natural AAA tourmaline necklace
Rose pink gives way to blue, then green, then a little pale yellow.
Tiny, smooth tourmalines form a fine, flowing line. Their rounded surfaces soften the light, while deeper shades give the delicate colours their rhythm.
There is something lovely about so much colour on such a small scale. You notice one shade first, then find yourself following the others.
Natural, untreated AAA tourmaline.
A poem, written in colour.
Details
- Gemstones: Natural AAA tourmaline, untreated in any way — unheated and undyed
- Shape: Smooth, round beads, approximately 2 mm in diameter
- Colour: Multicoloured — rose pink, blue, green and yellow, with pale translucent passages and deeper tones
- Metal: 14k gold-filled findings, clasp and extension chain
- Length: 41 cm (approximately 16.1″) + 5 cm (approximately 2″) extension chain; adjustable from 41 to 46 cm (approximately 16.1–18.1″)
- Craftsmanship: Individually composed and finished by hand at FLAME Atelier
About Sizing
COLOUR POEM is designed to sit close to the collarbones, with an adjustable length of 41–46 cm (approximately 16.1–18.1″). The exact position will depend on your neck size.
If you would prefer a different length, please contact us before ordering. We will be happy to discuss the possibilities, subject to the availability of these individually selected gemstones.
A Note on Natural Gemstones
Each tourmaline bead has its own variations in colour, translucency and internal character. Natural inclusions and subtle differences in shape are part of the stone’s individual character.
Photography & Colour
The original photographs were taken in natural light. Selected images have digitally edited fabric backgrounds. The gemstones’ appearance may vary with changing light, surroundings, skin tone and screen settings.
Close-up photographs show the gemstones in detail and may make them appear larger than life. The beads measure approximately 2 mm in diameter; please refer to the measurements above when judging their scale.
FLAME Atelier · London · Est. 2006