



Quill Bezel Ring: Lapis
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- Recycled sterling silver
- Stone: lapis
- Stone size: 8mm
- Bezel diameter 13mm
- Made in NYC
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The sea urchin quill inspired Amanda's first jewelry collection, a protective, armoring element to adorn the body. Now, it takes on a new form - wrapping upon itself to create a bezel in an infinite, ouroboros-like loop.
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The process of recycling silver doesn't result in any loss of quality and therefore, gives you the same gorgeous piece of jewelry without the vast impacts of newly mined materials.
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A few notes:
Fingers are largest at the end of the day, so it's good to measure them then.
The cold can shrink your fingers, so make sure to measure them when you're a comfortable, warm temperature.
Alcohol and salt can make your fingers swell, so measure them prior to having cocktails and salty snacks!
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Quill Bezel Ring: Lapis
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About the
Quill Collection
This collection embraces the cyclical nature of existence, a reminder that every ending is but a prelude to a new beginning. With each wear, the pieces become talismans of transformation and symbols of resilience, renewal, and continuity, inspiring the wearer to embrace change and the infinite possibilities that lie ahead.
About the
Gemstone
Lapis lazuli has captivated humanity for over 6,000 years, mined from remote mountains in Afghanistan since antiquity and treasured by nearly every great civilization that encountered it — Egyptian pharaohs were buried with lapis amulets, Cleopatra is said to have used powdered lapis as eyeshadow, and medieval European painters ground it into ultramarine, the most prized and expensive pigment of the Renaissance. Its deep celestial blue, often flecked with glints of golden pyrite like stars scattered across a night sky, made it a stone fit for royalty and gods alike, associated with wisdom, truth, and the heavens.
Metaphysically, lapis lazuli is considered a stone of insight and self-awareness, believed to open the mind to deeper truths, encourage honest expression, and connect the wearer to their own inner wisdom. Ancient, majestic, and steeped in mythology, lapis lazuli is a gem for anyone who wants to wear a piece of the cosmos.
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I love the shiny brilliance of this subtly edgy charm!
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