Here's a ring that looks like it fell from the sky—literally. A rich blue turquoise has been cut into a noble hexagon and held in silver claws. It's a geometric form with character, broken by a subtle, natural fracture and inclusions of gleaming copper, which resemble gilded roads on a map of the ancient world.

Turquoise is a stone of travelers, a symbol of protection and courage. Used for centuries in amulets by Central Asian and North American Indian tribes, it embodies the power of mountains, wind, and sun. The copper adds energetic balance and enhances its protective properties.

This piece is raw beauty in its purest form—the stone isn't perfectly smooth, it has its imperfections, but these are precisely what make it unique. Its surface shimmers with shades of blue, brown, and natural purple, giving it a unique look.

Handcrafted in India from natural materials, this ring is one of a kind. For a woman who values the wildness of nature and independence, it's a small talisman for everyday wear.