A high-domed oval of Yemeni agate, translucent enough to hold the light, with two deep blue-black blooms drifting across its surface like opened flowers, the pattern the market calls Mazhar. Its tone moves with the light, from soft lavender in the shade to warm honey in daylight.
The sterling silver mount carries flowing leaf-and-scroll relief along both shoulders, darkened in the recesses so every line reads clearly, and opens beneath the stone into a large engraved flower.
One natural stone, one ring: its pattern is its own.





















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