22k ancient style ring set with an exquisite moonstone and glass enamel.

Tall rings are not meant for the faint-hearted. This moonstone sugarloaf cabochon would have been set this way thousands of years ago.

The tradition of exalting a stone is indefatigable, although we have yet to see a moonstone exalted the way the sun would, in a little altar on the finger!

We revere this strategically cut moonstone, near flawless with only blue beam, hoisting the stone in matching blue enamel. The pink then breaks the overly golden arch.

The ring vibrates with a freedom that comes with creative abandon and intuitive attention. The idea came from the stone, and the person the stone chose.

Pedestal rings are more showcases than light catchers, hence very suitable for moonstones that do not actually require sunlight.

It is lovely to catch this moonstone in moonlight or sunlight; observing its plasticity can be hypnotic.

The ring is steadfast in its ornamental beauty, even if only. Lovers of the moon, if even watchers, cannot be vague.