Green garnet is the star of these two copper rings: stones collected in their rough state and set without working their surface. The facets are natural, not obtained by cutting, and coexist with irregularities, asymmetries, and peculiarities unique to each specimen.
The stone in its natural form
The choice to keep the garnet rough leaves its original character visible. Not a surface made uniform by working, but a collection of different faces and profiles that makes each ring recognizable. The imperfections of the shape belong to the nature of the stone and define its appearance.
The two models differ both in the ring size and in the proportions of the garnet. Size 8 US holds the smaller stone; size 11 US features a larger garnet, with a more irregular surface and a more undulating profile. The copper setting accompanies these differences without transforming the stones into standardized shapes.
Features and measurements
Materials: copper and rough green garnet.
Surface: unwrought, with natural facets.
Size 8 US: stone approximately 11 × 11 mm, height 10 mm; approximate inner ring diameter 18 mm.
Size 11 US: stone approximately 16 × 20 mm, height 12 mm, with a more irregular surface; approximate inner ring diameter 20.6 mm.
The dimensions indicated for the stones are distinct from the inner diameter of the rings. To choose the fit, consult the ring size guide.
