Blue Labradorite & Peruvian Opal Open Band Ring

Two luminous gemstones meet across an open band in this one-of-a-kind ring, pairing the deep, mysterious flash of blue labradorite with the dreamy aqua glow of Peruvian opal.

The faceted labradorite shifts from smoky charcoal to brilliant electric blue as it catches the light, while the Peruvian opal glows in soft turquoise-blue with beautiful natural dark inclusions scattered through the stone. Their contrasting colors and organic shapes create an asymmetrical composition, with each gemstone turned gently toward the other across the hand.

Both stones are individually set in fine silver bezels over warm copper backplates. A 4 mm floral-embossed sterling silver band connects the two settings, carrying subtle botanical detail around the finger while leaving the gemstones themselves beautifully simple and uninterrupted.

Measuring approximately 1.25 in across and .75 in tall, this ring has the presence of a statement piece without overwhelming the hand. The open design allows for a small amount of adjustment and comfortably fits approximately US ring sizes 7–8.

Two very different stones, brought together by an extraordinary shared palette of blue.

Details

Natural faceted blue labradorite

Natural faceted Peruvian opal

Fine silver bezels

Copper backplates

4 mm floral-embossed sterling silver band

Open band design

Fits approximately US ring sizes 7–8

Approximately 1.25 inches across × .75 inch tall

One of a kind

Handmade by Creation and Chaos

Note: Natural gemstones have individual variations, inclusions and coloring that make each stone unique. Labradorite's flash changes dramatically with lighting, movement and viewing angle.

I pour my heart and soul into crafting these unique, artisanal jewelry pieces. From concept to completion, every detail is carefully considered and executed by my own two hands in my humble home studio, ensuring a truly one-of-a-kind treasure.

Labradorite stones often feature small inclusions, which are a natural result of the stone's unique formation process. Labradorite is a type of plagioclase feldspar that forms through the slow cooling of magma deep within the earth's crust. As the magma cools, tiny particles of other minerals can become trapped within the stone, creating small inclusions. These inclusions are a testament to the stone's natural origins and do not detract from its beauty or value.

Labradorite is also revered for its powerful shielding properties, offering protection from negative energies, electromagnetic pollution, and emotional drain. It's said to create a barrier of light around the wearer, deflecting unwanted influences and promoting a sense of safety and well-being. By shielding us from negative energies, labradorite allows us to stay grounded and centered, even in chaotic or challenging environments.

Peruvian blue opal, sometimes called Andean opal, is a hydrated silica gemstone prized for its dreamy blue-green coloring and often translucent appearance. Its distinctive color is associated with the copper-rich geology in which it forms; GIA research specifically notes copper as a cause of saturated blue in Peruvian opal.

Traditionally, blue opal is associated with tranquility, emotional balance and gentle self-expression. It is often considered a calming stone, symbolically connected with peaceful communication and releasing emotional tension.

*Caring for Your Artisan Jewelry*

To keep your artisan jewelry looking its best, please follow these care instructions:

- Avoid exposing your jewelry to harsh chemicals, cleaning products, or perfumes.

- Store your jewelry separately to prevent scratching and tangling.

- Clean your jewelry gently with a soft cloth and mild soap solution. Avoid using ultrasonic cleaners or steam cleaners.

- Avoid wearing your jewelry while swimming, bathing, or engaging in strenuous activities.

- Dry your jewelry thoroughly after cleaning or exposure to moisture.

- Consider storing your jewelry in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

- Avoid exposing gemstones to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures.

By following these care instructions, you'll be able to enjoy your artisan jewelry for years to come.