Forest Light Ring: Licorice Fern and Forest Green Sea Glass with 18k
Handcrafted with care | Inspired by the Oregon Coast
Size Best fits size 9.75-10.0 due to the band width. Measures 10.5.
This Forest Light Ring holds a piece of forest green Seaham sea glass, shaped naturally by the sea along the coast of England.
Its color reminds me of the rich greens that surround you when you step into the forest after rain.
The licorice ferns on the band were hand-sawn and hand carved from sterling silver using a real fern I collected on one of my Oregon forest walks.
They reach toward a small 18k solid gold sun soldered to the back of the ring; a little detail inspired by how they stretch toward the light in the woods.
It’s a substantial ring, built to last a lifetime and meant to keep a bit of the forest close wherever you go.
Ring Details:
Handmade by Jenny on the Oregon Coast
Materials:
Sterling and fine silver
18k gold solid accent (on back of band)
Genuine Seaham sea glass
Ring face measurements: 20mm x 16mm
Ring size: Best fits size 9.75-10.0 due to the band width. Measures 10.5.
Weight: 16g
Approximate ring band measurements:
10mm in width, at the back, 13mm at the widest point on the sides
1.2mm thick
Rustic yet refined texture – inspired by the Oregon Coast.
Beautifully packaged – perfect for gifting.
Sizing: Fits best at 0.5 to 1 size larger than your normal size
GIFTING AND SHIPPING INFORMATION
Forest Light pieces are ready to ship and will ship within 2-3 business days. You'll receive a tracking email once your order ships, and delivery within the USA typically takes one week.
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Care:
Each piece of my sea glass jewelry has been specially constructed to withstand the test of time by putting it through a special process to ensure that tarnish will not form under the sea glass, but it is still important to avoid immersing your new sea glass piece in water.
