A faceted and double terminated amethyst crystal is wrapped in double bronze bezels on a highly polished textured solid bronze saddle ring shank, creating a dramatic and powerful statement ring.
Details:
Amethyst Stone: Double point just over 1 inch long and just over 1/2 inch wide.
Materials: Gold Bronze
Ring Size: 9.5-9.75 because of the width of the ring itself.
Each ring is made by hand from one solid sheet of thick guage bronze. I then saw out the design and using a unused cupcake wrapper, I roll the "sandwhich" through my rolling mill to get the texture. Next its sanding the edges, shaping it into a ring shape and soldering the base closed. Bezels are then cut to size, shaped and solder. It is then buffed, polished and sealed with a protective layer to maximize luster, keep the bright and clean gold tone, and prevent potential tarnishing and skin discoloration that can occur on some people who wear bronze jewelry.
Most of the Jewelry in this Champagne And Beer collection is One of a Kind. There may be multiple variations of the same style but something will always be different (Stone, size, etc) to set it apart. The piece you see is the piece you will receive.
Each piece of jewelry looks so much better in person than on pictures as it is hard to take good pictures sometimes to show the real beauty of a piece.
All of my jewelry comes nicely wrapped, in a recycled teal box and is ready for gift giving. All orders ship within 48 hours (except weekends and holidays) with priority mail, which includes a tracking number. It takes on average between 3-5 days in the states and 5-12 days to arrive to overseas locations, but because of Covid-19, may take much longer.
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I make all the jewerly myself! I usually start with sterling silver sheet and sterling silver wire (or Gold filled ) and forge it with hammers, saws, stamps,
hydraulic press, etc. and all most always, there is a silversmithing torch involved. I use genuine stones, unless noted and mainly sterling silver, but also love other metals like gold filled, gold bronze and I especially love pure gold when price isn't an issue for my customer. Sometimes I even play with brass or german silver when requested. I absolutely love making jewelry and am so happy I get to do this for a living. I hope you enjoy wearing it as much as I enjoyed making it. Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to see additional photos. Thank you for looking!