decorative rings

With their spring-green gems, vibrant dangle earrings from Bhavesh radiate a calm, healing energy. Two faceted peridot teardrops are linked with decorative sterling silver rings.

Surrounded by minimal adornment, Ni Wayan Astiti lets the springy green gemstone on his beautiful ring shine. The Balinese artisan centres the ring with a faceted peridot gem in a decorative prong setting, while swirling sterling silver designs in an oxidized finish embellish the ring's band.

Over one carat of green peridot decorates the crown of this cocktail ring, which features the face of a noble prince, hand-carved of bone. Balinese artisan Komang Suastra designs the ring, framing the face with an ornate sterling silver headdress detailed with bubble and spiral motifs.

Two carats of faceted gemstones sparkle in this beautiful wrap ring from Bali. Artisan Made Sugi handcrafts the ring from sterling silver, adorning the front with a trillion of garnet, a rectangular amethyst, and an oval peridot. The three stones stand out magnificently against the oxidized sterling silver band which is decorated with traditional Balinese bun and jawan motifs.

A trio of shimmering faceted gemstones comes together harmoniously in this set of stacking rings from Bali. Each ring is expertly crafted by hand of sterling silver by talented artisan Made Sugi, who uses an oval amethyst, square peridot, and pear-shaped citrine in her design. The band of each ring is decorated with traditional jawan dots bordered by dainty swirls, with eye-catching rope motifs bordering the three crowns. The beautiful set of rings can be worn individually or as a group, making them an ideal accessory for someone who enjoys having flexibility with their jewelry.

This minimalist wrap ring will add a pop of bright color to your hands. Ezequiel Tapia handcrafts it from 925 sterling silver and decorates it with a faceted lime green peridot gemstone.

The Mexican artisan learned silversmithing from his father - a master Taxco jeweler. His designs feature references to global cultures as well as traditional Mexican iconography.