Sterling Silver Mangala Curl Ring by Ariana Boussard-Reifel

The Sterling Silver Maelstrom Twisted Bangle by Ariana Boussard-Reifel winds around the wrist in a chaotic curve, creating a stunning visual impact. As the only bangle in our collection, it serves as a worthy centerpiece. With its wild, twisting design, the Maelstrom bangle is deeply wearable, stackable, and comforting, making it perfect for everyday wear or special occasions. This unique piece of jewelry is sure to start conversations, adding an element of intrigue to any outfit. Ariana Boussard-Reifel is a renowned jewelry designer who is celebrated for her bold, sculptural creations. Inspired by global artifacts and ancient...

The Oxidized Sterling Silver Snake Ring by Lika Behar is a striking piece featuring a sinuous snake design intricately crafted from oxidized sterling silver. Adorned with sparkling w...

Twisted ring designed by Monica Coscioni. Beautiful and sleek contemporary cocktail ring, created in the city of Orvieto Italy at the jewelry atelier of the designer Monica Coscioni. This modern twisted ring has been crafted in solid .925/.999 sterling silver, with very high polished finish. Weight: Combined of 25.50 grams (16.35 Dwt). Size: 7.75 sizeable. Measures: 30 mm x 31 mm (1.18 x 1.22 inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the italian assay mark for the warranty of the silver and signed, "ITALY .925 *97TR". About Monica Coscioni My name is Monica. I live and work in Orvieto, where I was born. From the beauty of the places that surround me I draw the destination for art and creativity. From classical studies, the love for the origin and the plasticity of the forms. I have been creating jewels for over thirty years but I keep the traits of a little girl alive: I play, invent, create, amaze. I attended the "workshop" of a well-known Tuscan goldsmith and sculptor for six years but the real training was the direct experience in my atelier...

The Flow Ring gently transforms from a square to a circle as it wraps around the finger. Its tilting asymmetry and open-ended form evoke the idea of radical change—where we begin doe...