Oxidized Luminous Multi Stone Flower Ring

Highlights

• A flower motif is set with turquoise, coral and shell stones, each measuring approximately 5 mm x 3 mm.
• An oxidized finish darkens the recesses of the sterling silver for contrast against the polished areas.
• Crafted from .925 sterling silver.
• Available in whole sizes 6 through 9.

Good to Know

• Combines three distinct stones - turquoise, coral and shell - in one flower design.
• The oxidized finish adds visible contrast to the sterling silver detailing.
• Made from .925 sterling silver, a recognized standard for silver jewelry.
• Turquoise and coral are porous stones that require care around oils and chemicals.
• Only whole sizes 6 through 9 are offered, with no half sizes or sizes outside that range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The ring is made from .925 sterling silver with an oxidized finish that darkens the recesses of the flower motif, giving the design more contrast and depth.

What stones are set into the ring?

The ring is set with turquoise, coral and shell stones, each measuring approximately 5 mm x 3 mm, arranged around a flower motif.

What sizes is the ring available in?

The ring is available in whole sizes 6, 7, 8 and 9, so it's worth confirming your size before ordering since half sizes aren't offered.

How should I take care of the ring?

The ring should be kept away from oils, lotions and harsh chemicals, since the turquoise and coral stones are porous and can be affected by them over time.

How to Care for Your Oxidized Luminous Multi Stone Flower Ring

1. Store the piece away from other jewelry to prevent scratching the stones or the silver surface.
2. Keep it away from lotions, perfumes and household chemicals, since the turquoise and coral are porous and can absorb them.
3. Wipe the silver gently with a soft cloth to remove tarnish from the oxidized detailing.
4. Remove the piece before swimming, bathing or exercising to limit exposure to moisture.
5. Polish only the raised silver areas lightly, avoiding the oxidized recesses so the contrast finish stays intact.