Turquoise Signet Ring

Our Turquoise Signet ring, made of 925 sterling silver and natural turquoise stone, is inspired by paradisiacal beaches with turquoise waters and fine sand.

The brilliant turquoise stone, with its hue, captures the essence of crystal clear waters, while the expertly crafted sterling silver embraces this jewel, creating an elegant and timeless design.

This ring is a constant reminder of the beauty of nature and the tranquility we can find within it.

Furthermore, turquoise is considered a stone of protection and purification, which is why it has been used for amulets since ancient times.

Material: Sterling Silver and natural Turquoise stone.

*Each stone may vary slightly in its veining and color intensity depending on the stone cut used for the ring.

As it is a natural stone, each one may be slightly different from the product photo. Each stone cut is unique.

• Our pieces are made of 925 Sterling Silver and 925 Sterling Silver plated with 18/24kt Gold, one to three microns thick.
• We advise against the direct use of colognes, perfumes, creams, and oils on our pieces.
• Avoid knocks or rubbing against rough surfaces that could affect the surface of the pieces.
• The less direct use in showers, pools, or the sea, the greater the preservation and luster of the jewelry.

CARE FOR 925 STERLING SILVER PIECES

• Over time, 925 Sterling Silver can naturally lose its shine and even blacken.
• For proper cleaning of the jewelry, we recommend using a special silver cleaning cloth or "Aladdin" (special cotton for cleaning silver, very economical and effective. Once the product is applied, wipe the piece with a cloth).

CARE FOR 925 STERLING SILVER PIECES WITH GOLD PLATING

• All our 18/24kt Gold plated pieces are treated to preserve their shine and color for longer.
• Factors that can affect the good condition of the plating include continuous use of colognes and perfumes, frequent contact with water, as well as the wearer's own pH.
• It is normal for plating to lose its shine and original color over time. In these cases, the plating process can be redone on the piece.