Tourmaline - Silver - Necklace - Ottoman Style
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Description from the seller
Design & Craftsmanship:
- Material: Silver
- Condition: Excellent
- Total Weight: 25 g
- Length: 45 cm total length
- Gender: Women
- Style: Ottoman Revival / Oriental Lacework
- Technique: Handmade filigree (traditional silver wirework)
- Gemstone: Tourmaline (Natural)
- Gemstone Test: Tested
- Origin: Turkey
Description:
This necklace is created based on a traditional jewelry design approach, featuring natural tourmaline stones set into a silver structure with a balanced and symmetrical arrangement. The stone placement follows a classical compositional order commonly seen in traditional necklaces, emphasizing harmony and continuity.
The silver craftsmanship consists of a cast base structure refined with engraved and relief decorative detailing. Curvilinear and vegetal-inspired motifs surround the stone settings, serving both decorative and functional purposes by securing the stones while enhancing surface depth. The silver surface is finished with a restrained polish, consistent with traditional jewelry aesthetics.
Seller's Story
Viet Ha Tran is a contemporary visual artist based in Madrid, Spain. Her practice spans painting and fine art photography, with a strong focus on nature, abstraction, and contemplative visual language.
Viet Ha Tran was selected as one of the Top 25 Artists to Collect in 2025 by Artsper, Europe's leading art marketplace. This recognition highlights artists whose work is set to make a significant impact in the coming years and shape contemporary art's future.
Viet Ha Tran’s works have been collected internationally by private collectors as well as corporate and institutional clients. She has received commissions from globally recognised organisations such as Louis Vuitton, Amazon, Samsung and Vogue and her work has been featured in numerous international publications (Vogue, Vanity Fair, Bazaar, CNBC Media, Aesthetica Art Prize, El Economista, Expansión, The Times of India, and Vietnam News - just to name a few).
She is a Member of the Board of Directors of The Royal Photographic Society of Spain (RSF), becoming the first foreigner to hold this position in the Society’s 125-year history.
Alongside her artistic practice, she is active as a curator and photography jury member. She is the Chief Curator of RSF Gallery and has recently served as a jury member for photography competitions at the Geominero Museum and the Torrejón de Ardoz City Photo Competition (Spain). She previously served for several years as a jury member for the IE Foundation Prizes in the Humanities at IE University (Spain).
Her artworks are held in collections across Europe, the United States, Asia, and the Middle East. Selected works are released on Catawiki as auction-exclusive Artist Studio Editions.
Translated by Google TranslateDesign & Craftsmanship:
- Material: Silver
- Condition: Excellent
- Total Weight: 25 g
- Length: 45 cm total length
- Gender: Women
- Style: Ottoman Revival / Oriental Lacework
- Technique: Handmade filigree (traditional silver wirework)
- Gemstone: Tourmaline (Natural)
- Gemstone Test: Tested
- Origin: Turkey
Description:
This necklace is created based on a traditional jewelry design approach, featuring natural tourmaline stones set into a silver structure with a balanced and symmetrical arrangement. The stone placement follows a classical compositional order commonly seen in traditional necklaces, emphasizing harmony and continuity.
The silver craftsmanship consists of a cast base structure refined with engraved and relief decorative detailing. Curvilinear and vegetal-inspired motifs surround the stone settings, serving both decorative and functional purposes by securing the stones while enhancing surface depth. The silver surface is finished with a restrained polish, consistent with traditional jewelry aesthetics.
Seller's Story
Viet Ha Tran is a contemporary visual artist based in Madrid, Spain. Her practice spans painting and fine art photography, with a strong focus on nature, abstraction, and contemplative visual language.
Viet Ha Tran was selected as one of the Top 25 Artists to Collect in 2025 by Artsper, Europe's leading art marketplace. This recognition highlights artists whose work is set to make a significant impact in the coming years and shape contemporary art's future.
Viet Ha Tran’s works have been collected internationally by private collectors as well as corporate and institutional clients. She has received commissions from globally recognised organisations such as Louis Vuitton, Amazon, Samsung and Vogue and her work has been featured in numerous international publications (Vogue, Vanity Fair, Bazaar, CNBC Media, Aesthetica Art Prize, El Economista, Expansión, The Times of India, and Vietnam News - just to name a few).
She is a Member of the Board of Directors of The Royal Photographic Society of Spain (RSF), becoming the first foreigner to hold this position in the Society’s 125-year history.
Alongside her artistic practice, she is active as a curator and photography jury member. She is the Chief Curator of RSF Gallery and has recently served as a jury member for photography competitions at the Geominero Museum and the Torrejón de Ardoz City Photo Competition (Spain). She previously served for several years as a jury member for the IE Foundation Prizes in the Humanities at IE University (Spain).
Her artworks are held in collections across Europe, the United States, Asia, and the Middle East. Selected works are released on Catawiki as auction-exclusive Artist Studio Editions.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
5
Style
Antique
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
5.00
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Tourmaline
Total weight
25 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Türkiye
Title additional information
Ottoman Style
Shape of main stone
Oval
Cutting style of main stone
Cabochon cut
Length
45 cm
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