Needle Point Ring
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Needle Point Ring
This ring has been hand-crafted with sterling silver. The needle point technique has been made up with spiny oyster, purple spiny, turquoise, and jasper. It measures 1 W x 1.25 inches.
Turquoise is one of the first gemstones to be mined. The crystal meaning was considered a sacred stone by many Native Americans, who used it as a powerful healing tool for creating a connection between heaven and Earth.
The Spiny Oyster gemstone is a colorful shell that comes from the oyster species "Spondylus varius", as the name implies, Spiny Oysters are covered with menacing spines. Spiny Oyster shells are unique, beautiful, and also difficult-to-harvest. Typically found along the coasts of North Carolina all the way down to the waters near Brazil. The shells of the Spiny Oyster are rare finds and are especially treasured by Native American Indian artists.
This ring has been hand-crafted with sterling silver. The needle point technique has been made up with spiny oyster, purple spiny, turquoise, and jasper. It measures 1 W x 1.25 inches.
Turquoise is one of the first gemstones to be mined. The crystal meaning was considered a sacred stone by many Native Americans, who used it as a powerful healing tool for creating a connection between heaven and Earth.
The Spiny Oyster gemstone is a colorful shell that comes from the oyster species "Spondylus varius", as the name implies, Spiny Oysters are covered with menacing spines. Spiny Oyster shells are unique, beautiful, and also difficult-to-harvest. Typically found along the coasts of North Carolina all the way down to the waters near Brazil. The shells of the Spiny Oyster are rare finds and are especially treasured by Native American Indian artists.
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