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Terrible picture, though. I forgot to turn of the overhead light and got the yellow in it! :-( The macro lense doesn't hide anything. I need to get better glasses and smooth those bezels before I send them out!
6mm rose cut moonstone, 4mm rose cut rose quartz
at the time of uploading, somewhere between Birmingham (UK) and Queensland (Australia).
And about to be listed as a custom set ;)
Sterling silver and strawberry Quartz, Iolite, Opal, Moonstone, Garnet, Rhodolite and Neon Blue Apatite stacking rings in sizes 5-8.
This set of three sterling silver stacking rings is a great everyday look. They are hammered for texture, depth and a little shimmer. They can be worn alone or all together for versatility. Choose your style – mix and match like the photos or stick with three of one kind – they are customizable!
These stacking rings feature two finishes -- one side brushed, one side polished -- to create interest when stacked in the multitude and configuration of your choice. Sold as a set of 2.
I'm not sure where we are. I got kind of sidetracked by my life. I have wanted to make simple stacking rings for quite some time and I finally got around to it. Sterling silver, fabricated
A Herkimer diamond quartz stacking ring set in sterling silver. To see it combined with stacking rings, go here: flic.kr/p/9Sp8Rt
[from Wiki: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herkimer_diamond] Herkimer diamond is a generic name for double-terminated quartz crystals, which were first discovered in exposed outcrops of dolostone at Little Falls in Herkimer County, New York and the Mohawk River Valley.
These quartz crystals, which geologists theorize formed extremely slowly in small solution cavities or vugs, have 18 facets (6 sides) and two terminations.