Sterling Silver Tiger's Eye Statement Ring
Solid S925 sterling silver · nickel-free & hypoallergenic
- ✓ Solid S925 sterling silver
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A tiger's eye ring is an easy one to wear every day, a flash of warm gold each time you reach for something. This one is made to be lived in rather than saved for occasions.
The stone sits in solid S925 sterling silver, 92.5% pure, its banded brown and gold shifting with the light. The band is kept understated on purpose so the tiger's eye leads, and every stone carries its own pattern, so no two are the same.
It looks effortless stacked with other rings or worn solo, and suits a rolled shirtsleeve as naturally as a quiet evening out. It's got real weight on the hand but stays easy to live with.
The details
- Solid S925 sterling silver (92.5% pure silver), never plated
- Genuine tiger's eye with warm, banded chatoyancy
- Understated band that frames the stone
- Hypoallergenic and nickel-free; suitable for sensitive skin
Keep it bright: store dry, away from perfume, and buff with a soft cloth.
Dimensions: Adjustable
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