This item was purchased from a Japanese jeweler in Brazil, whom I've introduced a few times before. I believe the size is around 15.5-16. There are no markings, but it's always been 14WG, so I think that's what it is. He primarily served the wives of Japanese trading company employees in Brazil. He was a sincere person, and he visited Japan once a year. When he returned to his hometown, I would look at his items, and if I liked something, he would sell it to me. We had a casual relationship like that. Sometimes, I would place an order, and he would bring it the following year. He shared many items with me over a long period. This Paraiba tourmaline is one of them. The unique greenish-blue beauty of Paraiba is indescribable. While many pieces feature a single stone, I loved how this one arranged small stones to create a dazzling effect. I decided to buy it immediately. There are 8 Paraiba stones on each side in a row, and 8-9 melee diamonds. Three slightly larger diamonds are set in the center, which is the focal point. I think the symmetrical arrangement of four rows centered around these three diamonds gives it a clean and elegant appearance. Don't you think the arrangement of these small stones really enhances the brilliance? This was one of my favorites! Unfortunately, one of the melee diamonds is missing (photo 4). I'm glad it was a diamond that was lost. Melee diamonds aren't that expensive, and you don't have to be too particular about the color when replacing them. You could even wear it as is without worrying about it. I didn't even realize it was missing until recently, so I thought, "Maybe that's okay?" Since one melee diamond is missing, I'm offering it at a discounted price. #Brazil #Jewelry #Jeweler #Paraiba #Stone #ParaibaTourmaline #Aquamarine #Mine