Sol Ring in Sterling Silver

The Sol Ring is a sculptural .925 sterling silver ring set with a natural stone, made by hand in our workshop in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico. It belongs to Sol — the first collection we ever made.

We started with the sun because it's where Mexico starts: a symbol of life, light and renewal drawn on these lands for millennia. Here it's reduced to a single polished stone with rays rising from one side, so the ring reads as geometry from above and as a horizon from the side.

The rays are formed rather than cut. We shape them in media caña — a half-round section drawn to a point, the same technique we use for our Sol earrings, pendant and scarf ring. It gives each ray a rounded, dimensional body instead of a flat profile.

Choose your stone: jade, lapis lazuli, malachite or black onyx. Each is natural and hand-selected by us, so no two rings are alike.

Details

• Material: .925 sterling silver, hand-polished
• Construction: rays formed by hand in media caña, a half-round section drawn to a point
• Stone: natural jade, lapis lazuli, malachite or black onyx, 2 cm (0.8") diameter, cut by our lapidary in Mexico
• Rays: 5 rays, longest 14 mm, shortest 7 mm
• Band: 4 mm
• Weight: approx. 10 g
• Made in: our workshop in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico
• Made to order: 4–6 weeks from order to delivery
• Shipping: worldwide. US orders ship from Houston, Texas

Care

Silver is a living material and will develop a patina over time. Polish it with a silver cloth to bring back the shine, or leave it darker — we like it both ways. Keep the stone away from perfume and household cleaners, and take the ring off before swimming.

Questions

Are the stones natural? Yes. Every stone is natural, hand-selected and cut by our lapidary in Mexico. Color and veining vary from one ring to the next.

Is there a version with a raw stone? Yes. The Sol Pyrite Ring is the same silhouette built around an uncut pyrite specimen, where the mineral keeps its raw crystalline form.

Does it match the Sol earrings and pendant? Yes — all of them are formed the same way, in media caña, so the rays read identically across the collection.