Why it's worth it
One malachite stone anchoring a mountain of gold granules — finger or ear, your call.
The Edit
Gold-plated spheres cluster so densely across the open shank and face that the ring reads more like casting than jewelry — every millimeter of surface is granulated, right down to the band edges. A banded malachite cabochon sits at the center, its concentric green rings the only smooth surface in the entire piece. The open-shank construction gives it a second life as an ear cuff, no additional hardware required.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Cluster
- Scale
- Statement
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