The Alliance Ring
From the hills of Tibet, these turquoise cabochons lean in towards each other but never quite touch. This one-of-a-kind turquoise ring was handcrafted in the USA of fine and sterling silver. The darker stone measures 18 x 12 mm. The lighter of the two stones is 11 x 21 mm. The silver, comfort fit band is a size 7. This ring can be adjusted to be larger.
Turquoise is considered a strengthening stone and has long been used for depression or depleted energy. It is said to protect its wearer form falls, both physical and emotional. Turquoise enables verbal communication, and aids the healing of the throat. It empowers the owner to speak up for themselves and say what needs to be said.
From the hills of Tibet, these turquoise cabochons lean in towards each other but never quite touch. This one-of-a-kind turquoise ring was handcrafted in the USA of fine and sterling silver. The darker stone measures 18 x 12 mm. The lighter of the two stones is 11 x 21 mm. The silver, comfort fit band is a size 7. This ring can be adjusted to be larger.
Turquoise is considered a strengthening stone and has long been used for depression or depleted energy. It is said to protect its wearer form falls, both physical and emotional. Turquoise enables verbal communication, and aids the healing of the throat. It empowers the owner to speak up for themselves and say what needs to be said.
From the hills of Tibet, these turquoise cabochons lean in towards each other but never quite touch. This one-of-a-kind turquoise ring was handcrafted in the USA of fine and sterling silver. The darker stone measures 18 x 12 mm. The lighter of the two stones is 11 x 21 mm. The silver, comfort fit band is a size 7. This ring can be adjusted to be larger.
Turquoise is considered a strengthening stone and has long been used for depression or depleted energy. It is said to protect its wearer form falls, both physical and emotional. Turquoise enables verbal communication, and aids the healing of the throat. It empowers the owner to speak up for themselves and say what needs to be said.
