The center stone is two emerald-cut green tourmalines, the fish body is set with blue copper lithium tourmaline and diamonds, and the main body is made of platinum.
The stud earrings, from Tiffany's 2016 Blue Book fine jewelry collection, "The Art of Transformation," feature the natural world in the ocean. The center stone is two emerald-cut green tourmalines, reminiscent of the swaying aquatic weeds on the seabed, and a goldfish hanging on the side of the gem, swinging its body forward, the shape is vivid and realistic.
The center stone in the center of the stud earrings are two bright green tourmalines, specially cut with emeralds to accentuate the color and clarity of the stones, with the clear texture of sunlight shining through the sea. The two tourmalines are set in four-prong settings, with decorative details on the settings visible from the sides of the stud earrings, and more than 60 round diamonds in total.
The center stone is surrounded by a goldfish made of platinum – the head is made of diamonds; The fish scales are lined with round Paraíba tourmaline, and the unique electric blue-green corresponds to the center stone; The fins are carved with slender lines; The fishtail is hollowed out to allow more light to enter the tourmaline center stone. The designer specially added a "prong" to the tail and body of the fish, which is connected to the setting of the center stone, which naturally forms the visual effect of the goldfish "hanging" in the gemstone.
In addition to the pair of green tourmaline stud earrings, Tiffany also designed another pair of Tanzanite-based versions, which can also be seen in the goldfish shape dotted with Paraíba tourmaline.