Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold
Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold
Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold
Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold
Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold
Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold
Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold
Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold

Three-Stone Sapphire Twig Ring with Yellow Gold

Gold & Stone Ring (ID: A82150)
Designed by Sarah Hood
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This diamond alternative petite twig ring features three sparkling sapphires set in a three-stone prong setting within a slim twig band.

The artist collected the original dogwood twig herself, had it molded and cast, and then hand-formed it into this engagement band. The band is solid 14k yellow gold. Because of the lost wax method of casting, no trace of the original twig remains, but all of the gorgeous original texture is preserved forever.

Three beautiful sapphires provide a conscious alternative to diamonds and are just as pretty. The center stone is slightly larger than the two side stones for a cascading look that fits the ring perfectly.

Sapphires: (1) 3.75mm, AA grade, diamond-cut white sapphire; (2) 3.25mm, AA grade, diamond-cut white sapphires. The branch measures just over 2mm in diameter. Available in whole and half sizes 5 - 8.
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Sarah Hood

Sarah Hood

"I'm drawn to archetypes, those images floating beneath our collective consciousness—a perfect circle, a smooth and elongated leaf, a bud. I hope to showcase the ordinary in extraordinary ways."

Sarah Hood has been making art in some form or other for most of her life, but she found her true passion in metal. Metal engaged her from the moment she picked up a torch, and the constant exchange between its tough resistance and surprising malleability ensures she keeps coming back for more.

Hood has come to see jewelry making as a way to explore her somewhat disparate interests in a very direct and inclusive way. Her enthusiasm for gardening, botany, literature, children's toys, Eastern philosophy, and travel all find their way into her designs. Often these subjects inspire tangents in her work that she finds compelling, and she finds the small scale of jewelry perfect for exploring a concept to the point of exhaustion. Collecting, organizing, studying, venerating, and obsessing are all part of her process. Sometimes, Hood says, the resulting pieces tell her more about what she values than she realized.

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