Anello "Radici" con adularia pietra di luna Cut:16 but the pavilion appears rounded:

but the pavilion appears rounded: a cutting technique that serves to retain more weight

a solid sterling silver casting with London Blue Topaz

The color is very delicate and is best seen when observed along the section

Fragment of rough Aquamarine included in the observation with a 10x lens

The milky appearance and the clearly visible natural inclusions do not affect its pleasantness

Anello "Radici" con adularia pietra di luna Cut:16 but the pavilion appears rounded:"Radici" has a nature inspired design, with sinuous shapes that recall silver roots that have grown around the stone rather than being forged. One important thing to note about this ring is the stone I used: REAL moonstone (not the kind you find in Indian jewelry), Adularia has been called Moonstone since ancient times. The Romans were among the first to use this name, claiming that its otherworldly shimmer was formed by frozen moonlight. This