Peruvian Opal Ring
This sterling silver ring features a vibrant Peruvian opal centerpiece, elegantly framed by a 14k gold-filled bezel set with clear cubic zirconia accents.
Tamara’s wearable art designs capture the spontaneous and organic exploration of her surroundings and are inspired by the shapes, textures and divergency inherent to the natural world. She strives to create a certain depth of feeling with some forms being literal interpretations while others abstract or whimsical. Tamara often uses her dreams as a creative intervention during the design process and either sketches out her ideas or works “free form” to allow the materials and stones to influence the direction of each piece.
Original: $300.00
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$105.00Peruvian Opal Ring
This sterling silver ring features a vibrant Peruvian opal centerpiece, elegantly framed by a 14k gold-filled bezel set with clear cubic zirconia accents.
Tamara’s wearable art designs capture the spontaneous and organic exploration of her surroundings and are inspired by the shapes, textures and divergency inherent to the natural world. She strives to create a certain depth of feeling with some forms being literal interpretations while others abstract or whimsical. Tamara often uses her dreams as a creative intervention during the design process and either sketches out her ideas or works “free form” to allow the materials and stones to influence the direction of each piece.
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This sterling silver ring features a vibrant Peruvian opal centerpiece, elegantly framed by a 14k gold-filled bezel set with clear cubic zirconia accents.
Tamara’s wearable art designs capture the spontaneous and organic exploration of her surroundings and are inspired by the shapes, textures and divergency inherent to the natural world. She strives to create a certain depth of feeling with some forms being literal interpretations while others abstract or whimsical. Tamara often uses her dreams as a creative intervention during the design process and either sketches out her ideas or works “free form” to allow the materials and stones to influence the direction of each piece.
