A square, high-domed lapis lazuli cabochon sits above a slender S925 sterling silver band, held at its corners by four prongs. The stone measures approximately 10.7 × 10.7 mm. Small zircon accents run along both shoulders of the ring, adding a line of sparkle beside the deep blue center.
A Hand-Shaped Sugarloaf Cabochon
We select the Imperial-grade lapis for its rich blue color and shape each cabochon by hand. Its raised, rounded top and square outline give the stone more depth than a flat-cut surface. The natural lapis is undyed and untreated; individual stones can differ slightly in color and mineral pattern. We cut and polish this lapis ourselves from rough, so we know no dye or other treatment is added at any stage.
The four-prong setting leaves much of the blue stone visible. The slim silver shank keeps the setting from looking heavy, while the approximately 10.7 mm face gives the ring a noticeable square profile.
Ring Size and Fit
Choose from six inside circumferences: 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 or 57 mm. Approximate US equivalents are 6, 6¼, 6¾, 7¼, 7½ and 8, respectively. For the 52–57 mm options, use the millimeter circumference when comparing your measurements; US conversions are approximate. Each size costs $159.
Caring for Lapis and Sterling Silver
Remove the ring before washing, bathing, swimming or exercise. Keep the lapis away from knocks, scratches, perfume, cleaning products and prolonged heat. Wipe the silver with a soft cloth and store the ring separately to avoid contact with other jewelry. Check the four-prong silver setting periodically, particularly after an impact.
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