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Britt’s Pick: Elva’s Petite Margot Green Tourmaline Ring

Hidden away in a discreet studio in Milan's historic Centro Storico, Elva Fine Jewelry presents a collection of gemstone jewels that resemble colorful confections in a sweets shop. Their beautifully designed, Italian-made settings feature an array of gemstones, including tourmaline, garnet, aquamarine, sapphire, and amethyst.

My introduction to Elva Fine Jewelry came during Melee the Show in New York, where a particular ring caught my eye throughout the event's marketing—a handcrafted piece in satin-finished 18k yellow gold. This ring, known as the Petite Margot, features a 7.04-carat green tourmaline cabochon that boasts a striking, glossy shade of green. The inclusions give it an almost ancient, unearthed feel, which only adds to its charm. The satiny gold setting, with its scalloped edges, has a matte, classical appeal that reminds me of an ornate picture frame.

This is a ring meant to be worn for generations, a beautiful tribute to October's alternative birthstone, perfect for those born in this month or anyone who loves green gemstones.

For those who admire the setting, Elva offers the Petite Margot with other gemstones as well. The gray moonstone has a haunting, romantic quality perfect for the season, while the aquamarine evokes the tranquility of a foggy sea. Imagine collecting them all—each one reflecting a different mood and vibe, like interchangeable mood rings. If wishes were fishes, I’d trade them all for a Petite Margot.

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