swirl ring

Nestled amid sterling silver petals, composite turquoise reveals is lovely golden veins. Aparna in India presents this stunning handcrafted cocktail ring.

Sterling silver embraces the cool beauty of reconstituted turquoise. Adorned with Bali's legendary silver granules, the argent ribbon swirls around the finger. Komang Wijayana crafts this stunning design.

.925 Sterling silver

Radiant blue shines against a majestic motif in this cocktail ring presented by Alok Jain of India. The ring top features a substantial reconstituted turquoise stone in bluish-green surrounded by a dot pattern. The ring's band is comprised of a swirling majestic pattern formed by the sterling silver's combination finish that gives the ring a radiant allure.

A single stone of blue composite turquoise rests atop this cocktail ring, presented by India's Aparna. The stone is surrounded by rope and swirl motifs on a sterling silver band for a look that attunes its wearer with the wisdom of the universe.

Love and kindness swirl with the prevailing winds of graceful Radha, the Hindu Mother Goddess and consort of God Krishna. Prominently standing out from the turquoise-blue sky and floral backdrop, Radha blissfully celebrates her role as chief consort of the Gopies together her closest friends, the Ashtasakhis. Reinterpreting the iconic Madhubani style of painting endemic to the region of Bihar, Indian artist Bharti Dayal paints 'Radha with Gopies' to consciously tell the story of her culture's origins, assigning each detail its own intellectual meaning. Internationally recognized for her resurrection of the Madhubani style which had previously suffered poor quality and a lack of originality, Dayal works to perpetuate classic themes beyond the scope of mere folk art while avoiding the mundane nature of contemporary recreations.

"Madhubani paintings are in fact a simplistic manifestation of the philosophical heights achieved by Indian civilization for the universal power of love, longing and peace; the quest of all beings," Dayal says.