The real rainbow stone: "The boutique in our own mine"

Rainbow star

Paul Wilde presents a Paraiba tourmaline/carving, faceted, plain and character stone/"luxury and safe investment" from its own stone mine

It is gorgeous and elegant. This discovery in 1987 broke the gap between green and blue and made tourmaline the world-famous "real rainbow stone."

“Paraíba is the true star – it is rarer than diamonds and cost-effective.” Marcus Paul Verde is the CEO of Paul Wilde in Kilchweiler, who was in 1996. The importance of this new gem has been recognized in the year: since 1996, his company has owned a stone mine in the state of Paraíba, Brazil. When Paraiba Tourmaline was discovered in Mozambique in 2009, he opened another stone mine there.

"Now we can rediscover the really amazing stone," Wilder said. “This is why Paraiba Tourmaline has its characteristics in our product range – the best gems in our own mines.” At the Shanghai International Jewelry Fair, this long-established company has shaped, cut and largest The size of the 150 carats and the like will show Paraiba tourmaline as a jewelry gemstone and a collection of gemstones. “Because it is so rare, Paraiba is a luxurious and safe investment,” Verd explained.

Paraíba's green, blue and turquoise colors with almost unreal, twilight create an amazing effect. This is one of the highly skilled Paul-Wilde experts who are constantly pursuing different motivations when dealing with such gems:

The classic faceted gemstone, such as one of the oval gemstones, is immersed in a dreamy ocean turquoise, weighing 57 carats.

All the blue and green tones in the world are reflected in this oval 57-carat Paraiba tourmaline.

"Talassa Necklace", a necklace from the name of the Greek mythology Poseidon is a real highlight: 17 pieces of sculptures, with delicate fish, starfish, mussels and snails, sparkling the various of Paraiba Kinds of tones; some engravings even appear in two colors.

What is fascinating is the gemstones that are cut into plains: the interior of the stone is reminiscent of the tropical ocean: tropical ice.

Left: Tropical Ice: (9.38 carats) Clear Paraíba / Right: Water Drop Type Paraiba, 17.33 Carat

As a “characteristic stone”, Paraiba Tourmaline reveals a fascinating aura: as an excellent gemstone cutting craftsman, Marcus Wilde developed this cutting method in 2012: retaining the natural form of the original stone. The edges are smooth and fine, and the depressions and protrusions are highly polished. Therefore, absolutely unique works came into being. “Colored gems are the most wonderful gift of nature.” “Every character stone is unique – just like the person wearing these gems,” Paul Verd said.

market

From the tips of insiders to the world: Ethiopia Opal (Opel)

Paul Wilde succeeds in the Opal (Opel) in Ethiopia / 463-carat necklace: the shape of the pearl highlights the color effect / Marcus Paul Verde expects a significant price increase

"Ethiopian opal is still a favorite of insiders" Marcus Wilde, CEO of Paul Verde in Kirschweiler, "but it is becoming a star."

This long-established company has been trading high-end gems until it was not done before. However, the warm tones and colours of the Opal Stone in Ethiopia and its remarkable sparkling vibrancy make Marcus Wilde fascinated. Therefore, in 2012, the company began processing opal stone and is now writing a successful story: “These wonderful stones are widely accepted and expected by us; but there are so strong demands around the world that still make us feel Surprised," Wilde said comfortably. He also expects that growing demand will definitely lead to further price increases.

A pair of Ethiopian Opal earrings weighing 34.67 carats.

The colors of the Ethiopian opal stone range from delicate and soft to dazzling. Wilde concluded that "perhaps its color is the reason for its success, because this opal is suitable for every lady."

When the clear, single-color gemstone reveals its brilliance through the facets, the milky opal stone is more classicly cut into plain noodles, and is more vivid through its own color. The round shape highlights the brightness of the opal stone color in Ethiopia. The vibrating stone beads will multiply this effect. In this way, the 463-carat, seemingly round pearl necklace will reflect its character and brilliance without being aggressive.

This gemstone is suitable for every lady: a pearl necklace made of Ethiopian opal stone, weighing 463 carats.

In addition to pearls, Paul Wilde offers many other shapes, especially drop-shaped, oval and round earrings, necklaces and ring sets.

Global star

142.8 carats: Paul Wilde shows the world's largest garnet kit

African garnet is the "God of Gems" / "rare discovery" gorgeously turned into a unique jewel, special cut makes garnet more dazzling than diamonds

"Star of the World" is Paul Verde's name for the most exquisite stone and kit, a gem company with a long history." At the Shanghai International Jewelry Fair, Paul Wilde is showing the world's largest The garnet kit: 17 jewels totaling 142.8 carats. The necklace made of 15 gems sparkles, almost all celestial green gems are 11 to 14 mm in size and weigh 6.27 to 10.22 carats; and the two ovals The earrings weighed a total of 23.06 carats.

God of Gems: A necklace of 17 garnets and a pair of earrings weighing 142.80 carats.

“Russian garnet is considered to be the 'tap of the tsar'; and the African garnet is the 'god of the gem'.” CEO Marcus Paul Verde explained: “Brandberg Hill is Namibia, taken from the place where the mountain was discovered, is called "Omukuruwaro" and in the Herero language means "the god of the mountains." Paul Wilde opened his own stone mine here.

In African garnets, gems weighing more than 2 or 3 carats are rare, and heavy gems over 8 carats are considered to be truly rare treasures. "It is a great blessing to be able to find a set of gemstones of the same quality and quality. Therefore, absolutely unique jewelry can only be completed by them," Wilde said.

This well-qualified gemstone cutter uses the classic diamond cutting method on the garnet with a refractive index of 1.88. This special cutting process increases the brightness of the stone and gives it a spark and shine than the diamond. Wilder said: "The end consumers expect unique jewelry, and the unique gem is its raw material.

Trend: new cutting methods for high-end gemstones

Character stone is the companionship of a lady

The state of the "woman" is displayed in a 1717-carat waterfall necklace in blue and pink: "Character" / Marcus Paul Wilde has achieved worldwide success with a simple European design concept

“For a long time, high-value color treasures have only classic facets or plain noodles. But this has changed very quickly,” said Marcus Paulville, CEO of the German Kielschweiler Paul Verde company. De said. As an example, he mentioned his "characteristic stone" that was successful in the world.

Marcus Wilde, a high-level gemstone cutter and an unremitting experimenter, developed the gem cutting technology in 2012. "Characteristic stone" retains the natural form of the original stone. The edges are fine and smooth, and the depressions and protrusions are highly polished. Therefore, an absolutely unique work came into being. “Every character stone is unique, just like the person wearing these gems,” Verd explained.

Just as different people show different personalities, gems also have the characteristic that a gem will display the natural character of a stone from its crystal structure, size, color and hardness.

Moonstone is the first gem that Wilde uses to cut "characteristic stone" technology. At present, the company can process almost all kinds of gemstones into character stones, usually made of gemstones, earrings and ring sets set on the necklace.

This conservative treatment of gemstones retains its essence while highlighting the charm of its personality: “Some necklaces are quite soft, docile and glamorous, while others are more powerful or more lively. Ideally, they reflect the wear of women in jewelry. Soul," Verd explained.

Wilder further explained by example: "Our red tourmaline suite reflects the mentality of a strong woman. Similarly, the color of manganese garnet is also unique, but it looks softer."

A 1717-carat blue and pink waterfall

Natural touch: The combination of aquamarine and Morgan has a delicate effect. A necklace of 81 jewels and 1,205.27 carats hangs on the neck like a waterfall. Another 47 jewels (512.13 carats) make up the bracelet, ring and earrings. Their total weight is 1,717.40 carats.

128 Gems, 1, 717.40 Carats: Necklace, ring, bracelet and earrings set made of morganite and aquamarine.

According to different light, the mysterious shimmer of moonstone changes from white to dark blue. The very soft and irregular shape of the character stone is just like showing the moon, just as we look at it from the earth: there are mountains, canyons and their shadows.

Left: Manganese garnet, 78.83 carats. Right: Tanzanite, 126.68 carats.

In addition to the larger kit, Paul Wilde will also showcase rings and pendants in Shanghai, as well as personalized products. The latter also - this year the color agency Pantone released the 2015 popular color - Masala red emperor topaz (topaz, 115.70 carats), or a weight of 126.68 carat Paraiba tourmaline, dazzling turquoise . Nature seems to appreciate the geometry: the 117.66-carat tanzanite is almost rectangular, and the 78.83-carat manganese-aluminum garnet forms a triangle. For example, Paul Wilt consists of a set of radiating green tourmalines, as well as delicate light blue sparkling moonstone rings and pendants.

"Characteristic Stones" show gems that are different from classic face cuts: not the light makes them flicker, but their inner endurance shines. And show your "soul" - that is, their character.

Left: Masala Emperor Topaz, 2015, 115.7 carats. Right: Paraiba Tourmaline, 128.68 carats.

Through the performance of the market in the past two years, Marcus Wilde has come to a certain conclusion: "The simple design of the character stone is very European style. So, we are a little surprised, and even more pleasantly surprised to find that these modern Creative works have won praises from all over the world and enjoy high demand." Wilde attributed this phenomenon to the increased demand for jewelry lovers around the world. Unique, with "own ideas" - just like jewelry lovers and jewelry wearers.

Shanghai International Jewelry Exhibition

May 6-10, 2015

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