Roman Double Ring
Some time ago a double ring was excavated from a Roman ruin. We took this idea and made our version of it, changing the stones and adding the little detail stone at the bottom where the two shanks join. The stones in our ring are tourmaline and tanzanite with a small baroque pearl between them, and the detail at the back is also a tourmaline. It’s the most extraordinary ring because it seems to fit everyone, and amazingly when you’re wearing it you can just use your hands as normal, it doesn’t interfere with finger movement at all. What a wonderful piece of history in a beautiful modern jewel. Rings sizes M ½ and R
NAR1303
Some time ago a double ring was excavated from a Roman ruin. We took this idea and made our version of it, changing the stones and adding the little detail stone at the bottom where the two shanks join. The stones in our ring are tourmaline and tanzanite with a small baroque pearl between them, and the detail at the back is also a tourmaline. It’s the most extraordinary ring because it seems to fit everyone, and amazingly when you’re wearing it you can just use your hands as normal, it doesn’t interfere with finger movement at all. What a wonderful piece of history in a beautiful modern jewel. Rings sizes M ½ and R
NAR1303
Some time ago a double ring was excavated from a Roman ruin. We took this idea and made our version of it, changing the stones and adding the little detail stone at the bottom where the two shanks join. The stones in our ring are tourmaline and tanzanite with a small baroque pearl between them, and the detail at the back is also a tourmaline. It’s the most extraordinary ring because it seems to fit everyone, and amazingly when you’re wearing it you can just use your hands as normal, it doesn’t interfere with finger movement at all. What a wonderful piece of history in a beautiful modern jewel. Rings sizes M ½ and R
NAR1303
