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A silver ring with a large, smooth white oval mother of pearl stone, resting on a textured light gray fabric surface.
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  • A silver ring with a large, smooth white oval mother of pearl stone, resting on a textured light gray fabric surface.
  • A sterling silver ring with a large, round, matte obsidian black face, resting on a textured light gray surface.
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
  • A silver ring with a large, smooth white oval mother of pearl stone, resting on a textured light gray fabric surface.
  • A sterling silver ring with a large, round, matte obsidian black face, resting on a textured light gray surface.
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
  • Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring
Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring

Vintage Mother of Pearl & Obsidian Spinner Signet Ring

$143.00
$143.00

Marine

A meditation on the balance between light and dark, this vintage sterling silver spinner toggles between a mother-of-pearl and obsidian face, creating a quiet, tactile ritual for the wearer. The understated glow of its faces and its sculptural metalwork make this ring a confident wardrobe staple.

 

OBJECT RECORD

Era

Vintage

Materials

Sterling silver

19mm mother-of-pearl cabochon

19mm obsidian cabochon
Condition

Very good; light scratches and tarnish commensurate with age
Dimensions

21mm head, 3mm shank
Ring Size

8
Hallmarks

925

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