A long, tall slab of teal and sky blue, set in simple silver and made to be looked at.
The stone isn’t cut into a neat oval. It’s slanted and a little off-kilter, with one angled edge that makes it feel like a piece of the desert someone just picked up and set in silver. It runs long and tall across the finger, with swirls of teal, sky blue, and little rusty flecks, and no two stones will ever be cut quite the same.
The plain silver setting stays out of the way, so the shape and color do all the talking.