This ring feels less like it was made and more like it was unearthed.

At its center, a deep Winza sapphire sits alongside Palomino turquoise, the pairing evoking stone, soil, and sky. The forms are bold and unapologetic — rugged rather than refined — carrying the quiet gravity of something that could have been found among arrowheads or artifacts, rather than on a jeweler’s bench.

The construction is substantial: a wide back plate of heavy sterling silver, forged ball accents, layered wire details, and a double split-shank band that wraps the finger like armor. The back bears the maker’s stamp, a signature pressed into metal meant to last longer than its maker.

There are imperfections. Tool marks. Subtle asymmetries. Evidence of hand and hammer. These are not flaws, but proof of process — the language of something shaped by force and intention rather than polish.

This is not a delicate ring. It is a finger shield. A talisman. A piece that feels as though it carries time inside it.

• Natural Winza sapphire
• Palomino turquoise
• Solid sterling silver
• Forged ball and layered wire details
• Double split shank band
• Maker’s stamp on back
• Size 9
• One of a kind

An everyday heirloom for someone who doesn’t want pretty — only true.

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