The main stone is a 4.57ct pear-shaped Paraiba tourmaline, embellished with round-cut black diamonds with a total weight of 8.17ct, round-cut diamonds with a total weight of 0.63ct, and the setting is made of white gold. This ring comes from Chopard 2020 Red Carpet collection. The high-end jewelry series vividly portrays a bird leaping and playing in the ocean, symbolized by a “Killer whale” (Orca) image, with a whale inlaid on its tail. The Paraiba Tourmaline of rare clarity creates a clear, natural, and moving scene.
The entire ring design is inspired by the streamlined body shape of the “Killer whale.” Diamonds are used to create unique black and white markings on the whale. The back layout uses round black diamonds with a black-plated mount, showing a deep black tone. The whale’s eye spots and belly are inlaid with brilliant colorless diamonds, highlighting the sharp contrast between the black and white body colors of the “Killer whale.”
At the center, the 4.57ct pear-shaped Paraiba tourmaline stands out. This rare gem has an electric blue hue and very rare clarity, reminiscent of the blue and clear ocean. Designers have ingeniously integrated it into the tail end of the killer whale, as if held by the whale’s tail. The style is playful and full of imagination.
If you look carefully at the details, you’ll find a drop-shaped hollow decoration on the inner side of the ring wall, reminiscent of water splashing on the sea when a “killer whale” leaps.
Finally, it is worth mentioning that the platinum material used in the entire ring comes from “Fairmined Certification” (Fairmined-certified) gold material.
For more information, visit Chopard’s official website to explore their Red Carpet collection and high jewelry pieces.
