Wide gold-plated ring with meteorite from the Meteoros collection

• 90% gold-plated brass, 5% Aletai meteorite, 5% pyrite
• Width of the ring approx. 2 cm
• Diameter of crystals approx. 0.5 cm

Meteorites in a new look!

Jewelry from the Meteoros collection is decorated with fragments of falling stars. Particles of the Cosmos, which survived the long journey through the space of the Solar System, decorate ORSKA 's anniversary collection and can accompany you every day. In addition to the Aletai meteorite, the collection includes fragments of the Campo del Cielo meteorite and tektites. Each of them is enclosed in a gold-plated or silver form made by the cast metal method. Wear jewelry with meteorites every day and on special occasions. Wear with joy, treat with love. Let it be a cosmic pleasure!

Gold-plated ring with Aletai meteorite

The wide ring from the Meteoros collection delights with its organic form, which brings to mind the irregular surfaces of celestial bodies traversing the cosmos. It was handcrafted from gold-plated brass. Its openwork design creates an effect of rippling and irregular shapes, which seem to be carved by cosmic collisions. The ring is decorated with an Aletai meteorite, whose silver-gray color subtly contrasts with the warm gold of the setting. The ring is also decorated with faceted pyrite, which was placed in the company of cosmic particles not by chance. Some believe that pyrites promote willpower and determination. So these two "stones" perfectly complement each other. Falling stars encourage dreaming, and pyrites help turn dreams into reality.

Rings are made in sizes from 9 to 23, if you are not sure what ring size to choose, on our website under the "sizes" tab you will find helpful instructions.

Ring with a star from the sky

A ring is not only jewelry, but also a symbol of deep relationships and special bonds. The handmade ring with a meteorite symbolically emphasizes that there are things more powerful than gravity in the universe. The Cosmos particle in the ring is a beautiful analogy to love, which, like a shooting star, can also appear unexpectedly, but remains eternal and lasting.