Hydrated silica with play-of-color, set in polished sterling silver with decorative detail.
Opal is not a crystal. It is a gel—microscopic silica spheres suspended in water, stacked in a precise lattice that diffracts light into shifting color. The play-of-color is not pigment. It is structure. The stone appears to change as you move your hand, flashing green, blue, orange, red, depending on the angle.
This stone is a teardrop, 6mm x 4mm, set on a ledge with three small silver balls as embellishment.
The band is delicate, but the overall presence is stronger. This is a ring designed to be noticed.
This is a ring for the hand that values optical phenomenon, natural complexity, and the presence of a material that refuses to sit still.
DETAILS:
• Stone: Opal (6mm x 4mm teardrop)
• Metal: Sterling silver, polished finish
• Setting: Ledge setting with 3-ball embellishment
• Band: Statement piece with decorative detail
• Size: 6
• One of a kind. Once sold, this piece cannot be replicated.
CARE:
Sterling silver will naturally patina over time. Polish with a soft cloth to restore shine.
Opal contains water and is delicate—avoid harsh impacts, chemicals, and prolonged heat or dryness. Store away from direct sunlight.
