This ring is part of my Sticks and Stones collection and reflects the meeting point between organic growth and intentional design.
The band is constructed in sterling silver and overlaid with argentium silver twigs, layered across the surface like gathered branches. Small cutouts are worked into the band, allowing light and shadow to move through the structure, giving the ring depth and an open, breathable quality. The texture feels assembled rather than smoothed away, preserving the sense of natural accumulation found on the forest floor.
At the focal point sits a striking watermelon tourmaline, alive with bands of pink and green. The stone’s natural color variation brings an element of surprise and balance, echoing the way nature rarely limits itself to a single hue. Set against the textured silver, the tourmaline becomes both anchor and contrast, vivid yet grounded.
The ring has a strong presence without feeling rigid, designed to feel integrated with the hand rather than sitting perfectly centered or overly refined. It is a size 8 and one of a kind.
This piece is for someone who values texture, color, and individuality, and who understands that beauty often comes from layers, intersections, and moments of irregularity.