Groh Ripp - The Magazine
Groh Ripp - The Magazine
Groh Ripp - The Magazine
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Nicole <strong>Ripp</strong> oN heR heaRt stoNe<br />
i<br />
t is only on the second or<br />
third glance that it becomes<br />
evident what kind of stone<br />
Nicole ripp is wearing on<br />
her finger. it is a peach-coloured<br />
tourmaline from Mozambique,<br />
with a touch of<br />
cinnamon visible, depending<br />
on the way it is rotated.<br />
Like the stone of her mother,<br />
this tourmaline is also something<br />
special. particularly<br />
due to the fact that Nicole<br />
ripp selected the stone herself<br />
from a large number<br />
of uncut stones. “it was a<br />
nondescript brown colour,<br />
not at all attractive at first<br />
glance.” But Nicole ripp<br />
could already tell what the<br />
stone was capable of becom-<br />
ing. “i had it assessed by our<br />
master lapidarist,” she says.<br />
“We discovered that the oval<br />
shape was best suited to the<br />
stone.”<br />
Facets upon facets glint in<br />
the light, lending the stone<br />
an incredible depth. <strong>The</strong><br />
tourmaline is surrounded<br />
by two interwoven oval ring<br />
shanks, set with cinnamoncoloured<br />
brilliant-cut diamonds.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se provide the<br />
stone with a particularly<br />
luxurious frame.<br />
“This is<br />
now one of<br />
my favourite<br />
pieces.”<br />
<strong>Groh</strong> + ripp 053