BORA: Ruby Ring Open Pear Wrap

Adjustable size Oxidized silver ring with an open, bypass shape, so the band wraps around and leaves a little gap. One side holds a pear-cut red stone in a smooth bezel, and the other side ends in a curved silver arm with a thin bronze or gold-toned strip that has a gritty texture. The metal has that dark patina in the low spots, not polished, more worn-in. Best guess on the stone is ruby, The stone is a deep berry red, faceted, and it flashes lighter red when it catches the light. Ruby is usually tied to energy, confidence, and staying brave when you're tired or second-guessing yourself. Garnet gets talked about in a similar way, more grounding and steady. The open wrap design fits that vibe, like its holding the stone close without squeezing it. BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and the pieces still feel like they were shaped by hand, not stamped out. The look leans Mediterranean and old traditions, using oxidized 925 sterling silver with little bronze or gold accents for warmth.Adjustable size Oxidized silver ring with an open, bypass shape, so the band wraps around and leaves a little gap. One side holds a pear-cut red stone in a smooth bezel, and the other side ends in a curved silver arm with a thin bronze or gold-toned strip that has a gritty texture. The metal has that dark patina in the low spots, not polished, more worn-in. Best guess on the stone is ruby, The stone is a deep berry red, faceted, and it flashes lighter red when it catches the light. Ruby is usually tied to energy, confidence, and staying brave when you're tired or second-guessing yourself. Garnet gets talked about in a similar way, more grounding and steady. The open wrap design fits that vibe, like its holding the stone close without squeezing it. BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and the pieces still feel like they were shaped by hand, not stamped out. The look leans Mediterranean and old traditions, using oxidized 925 sterling silver with little bronze or gold accents for warmth.
Adjustable size Oxidized silver ring with an open, bypass shape, so the band wraps around and leaves a little gap. One side holds a pear-cut red stone in a smooth bezel, and the other side ends in a curved silver arm with a thin bronze or gold-toned strip that has a gritty texture. The metal has that dark patina in the low spots, not polished, more worn-in. Best guess on the stone is ruby, The stone is a deep berry red, faceted, and it flashes lighter red when it catches the light. Ruby is usually tied to energy, confidence, and staying brave when you're tired or second-guessing yourself. Garnet gets talked about in a similar way, more grounding and steady. The open wrap design fits that vibe, like its holding the stone close without squeezing it. BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and the pieces still feel like they were shaped by hand, not stamped out. The look leans Mediterranean and old traditions, using oxidized 925 sterling silver with little bronze or gold accents for warmth.