Why it's worth it
Cobalt blue square stone gripped by gold that looks volcanic — the ring enters the room before your hand does.
The Edit
Six ridged, heavily textured flutes of gold-plated metal rise from an open-shank band to cradle a high-set square cobalt blue cabochon — the stone sits proud of the finger on an almost architectural plinth. The hammered, pitted surface of the gold catches light irregularly, throwing the glossy smoothness of the blue stone into sharp relief. Adjustable open-back construction means one size spans multiple fingers without losing the drama of the scale.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Oversized
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