
Marquise moonstone
A pointed oval cut as a dome, set upright so the long axis runs with your finger.
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The center stone is a marquise moonstone cut as a smooth dome, so instead of throwing sparks it carries a slow blue light that slides across the surface as you turn your hand.
Hold it under a lamp and the blue lifts to lilac at the edges. Under daylight it reads closer to white. It is one stone that never looks quite the same twice.

The band is 925 sterling silver and carries the S925 mark on the inner shank, where you can read it yourself. It is the same metal all the way through, polished bright.
That is what lets it be an everyday ring rather than a drawer ring. Silver takes handling, and a soft cloth brings the shine back whenever it dulls.

Two polished ribbons sweep off the band and cross the stone on the diagonal, the way a crescent sits over a full moon. The stone shows through the gap between them, so the setting frames it instead of hiding it.
A single round clear stone sits at each end of that sweep, one high on the left and one low on the right, so the eye travels the whole diagonal rather than stopping in the middle.

One marquise moonstone, two crossing silver ribbons and two small clear stones on a sterling band. That is the whole design.

A pointed oval cut as a dome, set upright so the long axis runs with your finger.

One round clear stone on each side of the moonstone, each held in a four prong claw.

925 silver, split at the shoulders and tapering toward the back so it sits low on the finger.

Pick your size at checkout. Size 7 is the one most people order, and the chart is on this page.
Work, weekends, the everyday hand. The common thread is that it goes on and stays on.
“It has not come off since it arrived. Showers, dishes, all of it, and the silver still looks right.”
On every single day“Small enough for the office and still the thing people ask me about at lunch.”
Worn to work“Gave it to my sister when she moved cities. She has not taken it off since.”
Given as a giftThere is nothing to resize later, so the size you pick is the size you wear. A minute with a strip of paper is all it takes to be sure before you order.
If you already wear a ring on that finger, measure the ring instead of the finger and match it against the chart on this page.


Wear it for a couple of weeks and see how it sits on your hand in daylight and under a lamp.
If it is not right for you, contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Here is what people want to know before they order.
A synthetic moonstone, cut as a marquise dome. Synthetic means it is made rather than mined, and it is what gives the stone its even milky body and the blue sheen that moves across it.
Yes. It is 925 sterling silver, which is the standard sterling alloy, and the S925 mark is stamped on the inside of the band where you can read it.
Size 7 is the default and the one most people take. Sizes 6 through 10 are available, and the millimeter chart in the details above this section matches each one to a finger circumference.
Contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Most people order it as a small everyday ring and end up wearing it far more than they planned.
“The blue in it moves. I keep catching it out of the corner of my eye when I am typing.”
Rochelle B. · GeorgiaCustomer experience“Ordered a 7 off the chart on the page and it fit first go. No resizing, no sending it back.”
Dana R. · IllinoisCustomer experience“The two little clear stones catch the light from across the room. It reads far more expensive than it was.”
Tanya W. · ColoradoCustomer experience“I checked the inside of the band and the 925 stamp is right there, so I stopped worrying about it.”
Priya N. · New JerseyCustomer experience“Wore it every day for a month, washed my hands a hundred times, and it still polishes back up with a cloth.”
Michelle L. · NevadaCustomer experience“It sits low, so it does not snag on my sleeve the way my last ring did.”
Gina S. · WashingtonCustomer experienceThe center stone is a synthetic moonstone and the two accents are cubic zirconia, both made rather than mined. Sheen and color shift with the light you are standing in, so no two photographs of the same ring look identical. Silver darkens with wear and polishes back with a soft cloth.