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Blue Reflection,'Two-Stone Lapis Lazuli and Silver Cocktail Ring'

This unique lapis lazuli cocktail ring from Rakesh Rana appears to be a single-stone ring that is reflected in a mirror. The ring actually features a polished double band of sterling silver and two cabochons of the beautiful blue stone. more

Dramatic Skies,'Lapis Lazuli and Sterling Silver Double Finger Ring'

Make a statement with this beautiful double-finger ring presented by Parul of India. Three gemstones will rest upon your hand with this unique ring?—two ovals of lapis lazuli and a center oval of composite turquoise. The gemstone bezels and ring bands... more

Royalty in Blue,'Lapis Lazuli and Sterling Silver Cocktail Ring'

A double halo, split-shank band anchors a faceted lapis lazuli stone in this cocktail ring designed by India's Anjali Sharma. The rich indigo hue of the opaque lapis is set off by tiny flecks of imparted mica that add depth and character to this... more

Blue Greek Key,'Men's Lapis Lazuli Ring from India'

The Greek key motif, also known as meander, makes a bold statement on this men's ring from Tishita Jain in India. The design is essentially one long line that continously doubles back on itself; the word "meander" has its origins in the ancient... more

Royalty in Blue,'Lapis Lazuli and Sterling Silver Cocktail Ring'

A double halo, split-shank band anchors a faceted lapis lazuli stone in this cocktail ring designed by India's Anjali Sharma. The rich indigo hue of the opaque lapis is set off by tiny flecks of imparted mica that add depth and character to this... more

Blue Reflection,'Two-Stone Lapis Lazuli and Silver Cocktail Ring'

This unique lapis lazuli cocktail ring from Rakesh Rana appears to be a single-stone ring that is reflected in a mirror. The ring actually features a polished double band of sterling silver and two cabochons of the beautiful blue stone. more

Blue Greek Key,'Men's Lapis Lazuli Ring from India'

The Greek key motif, also known as meander, makes a bold statement on this men's ring from Tishita Jain in India. The design is essentially one long line that continously doubles back on itself; the word "meander" has its origins in the ancient... more