Original ring made of blackened 925 silver with inserts of enchanting gemstones: turquoise, lapis lazuli, black and green onyx, agate, ulexite and dark marcasite. Such a ring emphasizes the sophistication of taste and makes you feel like a real queen.

Approximate dimensions and characteristics:
Insert: 2 turquoise marquise cabochons 7.0 x 4.0 mm; Lapis lazuli heart cabochon 5.0 x 5.0 mm;
black onyx oval cabochon 6.0 x 4.0 mm; green onyx circle cabochon Ø 4.0 mm;
2 agate squares 5.0 x 5.0 mm; 3 Ulexite teardrop cabochons 6.0 x 4.0 mm; 7 marcasite circles Ø 1.5 mm
Decorative part of the ring: height 3.5 mm / width 20.0 mm / length 34.0 mm
Ring shackle 3.0 mm

Silver is a precious metal that occurs in nature as lumps. This precious metal has excellent malleability and is very popular among jewelers. They use it to create unique masterpieces of jewelry art. 925 silver is a durable and pristine white material.

Blackening creates additional shades that enhance the brilliance and depth of the stones, giving the product a finished look. Blackening jewelry allows you to shade the tone of the material. Such products look rich and elegant.

Agate is a semi-precious stone. Its special feature is the formation of bands. Different in color, wavy stripes form incredible patterns in which you can sometimes see entire paintings: landscapes, castles, lakes and mountains. Due to the originality of the pattern, as well as its wide distribution, agate began to be one of the first gemstones used in the manufacture of jewelry and decorative products.

Jewelry with Onyx inspires respect for its elegance and understated nobility. This stone looks equally harmonious in a frame made of silver and gold. Onyx has a rich color scheme, but all colors in which the mineral can be painted are soft and silky. Onyx jewelry perfectly underlines the charm and elegance of its owner.

Turquoise is a gemstone of exceptional beauty and properties. Even its main color is so incomparable that it was called turquoise. Interestingly, humans have encountered this mineral throughout history. All ancient peoples used turquoise in one way or another. And even today the stone is extremely popular, practical for making jewelry and inexpensive. Over the thousand-year history of use, most turquoise deposits have not been exhausted and it is still mined around the world. In the world of gemstones, turquoise is a true wonder.

Lasurite, also called lapis lazuli, is the best-known blue-tinted mineral, which in its best specimens has valuable decorative properties. Lapis lazuli is commonly used. As a beautiful ornamental stone, it has long attracted attention, especially in royal families. Figures, caskets, amulets and much more were made from this mineral. Small stones were set into rings, earrings and other jewelry.

The Marcasite stone is very popular in the jewelry industry. Silver jewelry inlaid with this stone appears to be particularly effective. From the Arabic language, the name “Marcasite” is translated as “sulfur stone”. The ideal setting for marcasite is silver. Products in this combination are unusual and unique. Combined effectively with other stones.

In nature there are a variety of beautiful and rare stones that have incredible properties. Among them is the natural mineral ulexite, also known as "television stone", which has the ability to transmit images through itself. Jewelry made from this stone is famous for its amazing beauty, and the affordable price makes Ulexite an attractive gift for jewelry connoisseurs.

*The box shown in the photo is a prop and not included in the product price.

To extend the life of your product, avoid contact with cleaning products and various chemicals and cosmetics (bleach, detergents, perfumes, acetone, etc.).

The dimensions of the jewelry given here may differ slightly from the dimensions shown on the certificate label, which does not affect their beauty and cost.

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