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This pendant features a luminous Montana amethyst accented by three diamonds in warm rose gold. The classic design highlights the natural beauty of the gemstones, creating a timeless balance of elegance and simplicity.
Stunning 14K rose gold is layered between 14k white gold and silver, and is crafted to perfection in these gorgeous non-traditional wedding bands. The ancient technique of mokume gane creates an elegant woodgrain effect that is as durable as it is beautiful.
This yellow gold mokume gane wedding band is the perfect addition to your rustic wedding and is a unique wedding ring that will be a conversation piece for years to come! Multiple layers of 18K royal yellow gold and silver are forged together to create the rustic woodgrain striations of this mokume gane band. Royal yellow gold is a beautiful combination of durability and beauty and has a buttery-yellow tone and is strong enough to make a band that you can enjoy for lifetimes. This ring is shown with a 14K yellow gold liner.
Elegant and dapper with a rustic natural feel, this band makes the perfect unique wedding ring. Mokume rings are an excellent way to bring a bit of nature to your band without sacrificing durability.
A delicate string of pavé set of tiny black spinel gemstones encircles this elegant eternity band. A classic style that pairs perfectly with almost any engagement ring. Its low profile looks great when stacked, and will fit under most engagement ring settings. Made with love using ethically sourced Australian spinel, and ethically sourced gold so that you can be sure this symbol of your love was made with love!
An Oregon Opal adorns the ethically-sourced gold band in a durable low-set bezel setting.
A graceful twist accents rustic mokume gane woodgrain metal in this elegant and unique salt and pepper diamond engagement ring. A 1ct salt and pepper diamond is encircled by a six-prong basket that accentuates the natural beauty of the mokume and adds a beautiful touch of sparkle.
A vibrant blue Namibian aquamarine sits at the center of this elegant, modern design. Accented with two natural diamond side stones, this piece is a refined composition of color, brilliance, and clean contemporary form.
This show-stopper features a gorgeous blush pink oval morganite center stone surrounded by a beautiful halo of sparkling diamonds. This stunning ring is meticulously crafted to shine from every angle. A prong setting lets in as much light as possible so the oval morganite catches as much light as possible.
Stunning 14K rose gold is layered between 14K white gold and silver and is crafted to perfection in these gorgeous non-traditional wedding bands. The ancient technique of mokume gane creates an elegant woodgrain effect that is as durable as it is beautiful.
Amethyst is known as the stone of balance. It has been thought to have calming properties that reduce stress, fear, and anxiety. It has been used to alleviate sadness, grief, and negativity in those who wear it. The ancient Greeks believed that this crystal got its purple color from the god of wine pouring grape juice over it! This pendant features a US-mined amethyst gemstone.
Anthill Garnets earn their name from the way they’re found: brought to the surface by ants as they carve out their underground homes. Over time, rain washes these tiny, brilliant gems down the sides of the hills, where they collect like scattered drops of red light against the desert floor.
These rare garnets are found only on Navajo lands in the Four Corners region, and their collection is rooted deeply in cultural tradition. Access is limited exclusively to Navajo community members born in the region, making these stones as meaningful as they are rare.
Our sourcing partner, Jaymus of Columbia Gem House’s local network, doesn’t mine these garnets. Instead, he gathers them in the traditional way. By carefully raking the desert and honoring practices passed down through his family. Before he begins, he recites the Holy Prayers taught to him by his grandfather: a greeting prayer, then an introductory prayer. He collects each garnet on his knees, just as his ancestors did, and closes his work with a Thank You prayer.
Today, Jaymus is the last person who still gathers Anthill Garnets in this ancestral manner. Each gem carries not only the natural beauty of the desert, but also the living history and reverence of the people who steward this land.
Garnet was named for its resemblance to a pomegranate seed and has been associated with healing properties for centuries. It has been thought to have calming properties that suppress anger and guide one towards their true path in life.
A drop of sunshine is set within a dainty notched yellow gold mokume gane band. This ring warms our hearts and brightens your day just by looking at it! The pictured center pear-shaped yellow beryl is sourced from right here in the USA.
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