Why it's worth it
Silver folded around a sapphire like it was found that way.
The Edit
A hand-poured sterling silver band curves and folds organically, the metal surface left deliberately rough and brushed rather than polished to a mirror finish. A natural blue sapphire — faceted to a deep navy with flashes of teal — sits pressed into an irregular open bezel that looks gripped rather than cast. Made from recycled 925 silver, the open-ended shank allows slight size adjustment at the finger.
Insider Tip
September's birthstone — the naming is not incidental.
The details
- Metal
- Sterling silver
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
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