Iza Black Rutilated Quartz Ring
Product Description
This vintage-inspired hexagon-shaped black rutilated quartz ring is a stunning statement piece that blends bold elegance with timeless sophistication. Featuring a 1.5-carat natural black rutilated quartz, this dainty yet impactful ring is carefully handcrafted to reflect a unique, one-of-a-kind design. Whether you're looking for a nontraditional engagement ring, an alternative to classic jewelry, or a meaningful statement piece, this ring is a perfect choice.
The black rutilated quartz gemstone, with its striking internal inclusions, adds a touch of natural beauty and intrigue, making each ring distinct. Set in your choice of Sterling Silver 925 or 14K Rose Gold Vermeil, this piece elevates any outfit and brings vintage charm to both casual and formal occasions.
► Product Details
• Handcrafted Jewelry for a unique, personalized touch
• 1.5 Carat Natural Black Rutilated Quartz – striking and one-of-a-kind
• Sizes Available: 3.75 - 15.25 US
• Ideal for engagement rings, promise rings, anniversary gifts, or birthday gifts
• Comes in a Kherish Jewelry Pouch for elegant gifting
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