This substantial signet ring, with its distinctly boho-vintage character, draws all attention to a single, big turquoise cut as a cabochon. The stone comes from the Sleeping Beauty mine in Arizona, known for its uniform, deep blue colour free of discoloration or matrix veining. The smooth, domed surface of the cabochon brings out that pure blue glow and doesn't scatter it across extra facets - light glides calmly over the turquoise, without sharp reflections. The wide, bold band gives the ring the weight typical of a signet, but it's the stone itself that leads the eye.
Every turquoise in this collection was examined under light and chosen by hand beforehand, guided by that same uniform colour the Arizona mine is known for. Silver prices are rising, and good turquoise is getting harder to find these days, so buying at this price makes sense now. The setting is refined sterling silver 925 of European quality - an alloy free of nickel and other irritating additives, gentle even on sensitive skin. The metal bears the French maker's mark, which confirms its origin and adds to the weight of the whole piece - 5.2 grams that you can clearly feel on the finger.
This signet ring fits well into urban casual wear: with plain jeans and a white shirt with a rolled-up sleeve, the turquoise becomes the only spot of colour in the outfit. Worn with a leather jacket over the shoulders, it takes on an even bolder, street-style character. Its big size and bold form mean that a hand caught mid-gesture - resting on a table, holding a cup of coffee - naturally shows off the stone. This is jewelry meant to be worn boldly, not tucked away under a sleeve.
| Reference | 4216-TQ/48 |
|---|---|
| Stone shape | Owal |
| Stone count | 1 |
| Stone dimensions | 8x12mm |
| Stone cut | Cabochon |
| Metal | Silver |
| Metal Stamp |
Silver 925 + guaranteed by a French hallmark
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| Approximate weight | 5.2 g |
| For whom | Woman |
| Size | Big |
| Type | Signet |
| Style |
Bohemian Vintage |
| MPN | 4216-TQ |
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