Anticlastic jewelry has curves that match at opposite points. This bracelet is a perfect example. Handmade of sterling silver, Victoria Woolen-Danner of VWD Jewelry used hand-hammered copper to help hold a pink tourmaline gemstone cabochon in place. The tourmaline was discovered at the Dunton pegmatite in Newry Maine from 1972-1974 during the Big Find by Plumbago Mining Corporation.
The pink tourmaline measures 5 mm and weighs 0.54 carats. Bracelet width is 0.5 inches.
