Why it's worth it
Ancient stone, feral gold setting — worn together they look excavated, not purchased.
The Edit
Recycled 925 sterling silver with gold plating forms a tapered band that widens into a rough-cast organic bezel — think fossilized claw, not prong setting — gripping a polished oval turquoise cabochon without symmetry or geometry. The stone sits slightly off-center within the mount, the natural matte surface of the turquoise contrasting sharply with the warm, burnished gold around it. Handmade in Valencia, the finish varies intentionally: no two castings are identical.
Insider Tip
Turquoise sits at Mohs 5–6 — keep it away from perfume and ultrasonic cleaners or the surface will cloud permanently.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Stone
- Turquoise
- Form
- Sculptural
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