Forest green blue rings

✓ statement, one of a kind rings – with bigger stones, and heavier ring bands

✓handmade of sterling & fine silver – inspired with wild waters and mountains

✓natural stones – Turquoise (US mined) – and Chrysocolla blue green stones + you will get one brass ring as a gift

CHOOSE BETWEEN STYLES;

• 1.) snake and Turquoise – sold
  2.) blue Chrysocolla – adjustable ring – best fit to size 6 cm finger circumference – it can be adjust 1-3mm to be bigger-from recommended size
• 3.) oval big Chrysocolla – best fit to size 5.8cm finger circumference – it is not adjustable

*you can measure it with a piece of paper, firmly around finger – and that is you finger circumference !

meaning of stones; CHRYSOCOLLA is a tranquil stone associated with empowerment and teaching, often referred to as the “wise stone” or the “teaching stone.”
Healing Properties: This crystal is known for its ability to calm the mind, reduce mental tension, and offer a sense of renewed strength, especially during times of change.
Protection: Chrysocolla acts as a protective shield against negative energies, helping to draw off all kinds of negative vibrations.
Usage: It can be worn as jewelry, placed in the home or workspace, or used during meditation to harness its soothing and inspiring energies.
Care: To keep Chrysocolla’s energies pure, it’s essential to cleanse it regularly, either by placing it under the moonlight or using smudging techniques.

TURQUOISE; Connected to the throat chakra, Turquoise is a stone of communication. It helps us to speak our truth. Wearing Turquoise allows us to strengthen our relationships by being open and honest with family and friends. Turquoise is also considered a stone of great wisdom. It encourages us to silence our inner critics, learn from our mistakes, and move on. It’s believed that Native American tribes were mining Turquoise more than 2,000 years ago. Indigenous peoples believed that it represented water energy, and used the stone in rain-making ceremonies. People in the Himalayas thought that Turquoise came from heaven and called it the “sky stone.”