This one-of-a-kind ring was created as a customer request, designed around the natural beauty and individuality of the stone.

At the center is a natural American Southwest turquoise cabochon, visually consistent with Kingman material. The stone features a vivid sky-blue color accented by scattered metallic flecks consistent with pyrite, occurring naturally within the turquoise. These inclusions create depth and subtle movement across the surface, ensuring no two stones—and no two rings—are ever the same.

The turquoise is bezel-set in hand-fabricated sterling silver and framed with a twisted rope detail inspired by traditional Southwestern silversmithing. The solid silver band is finished with an organic texture that reflects the handmade nature of the piece while remaining comfortable for everyday wear.

Stamped on the back with the initials CMS, this ring was commissioned as a personal piece and crafted to be worn, kept, and eventually passed down as an heirloom.

Details:

Natural American Southwest turquoise (mine not verified)

Metallic inclusions consistent with pyrite

Hand-fabricated sterling silver

Size 8

One-of-a-kind, made by request

Sterling Silver · Genuine Moonstone · Custom Bolo Tips

This one-of-a-kind bolo tie centers around a luminous, natural moonstone, hand-set in solid sterling silver. The stone flashes with soft blue fire as it moves in the light—an effect moonstone is treasured for—bringing a quiet but unmistakable presence to the piece.

The setting is richly detailed with hand-applied silver scrollwork and floral accents, framing the stone like a protective talisman. A twisted sterling rope border adds depth and texture, balancing elegance with strength.

Finished with custom bolo tips crafted from vintage Navajo pearls, this piece honors traditional silversmithing elements while standing firmly in a modern, wearable form. The leather cords are substantial and supple, designed to wear comfortably while holding their shape.

This bolo is entirely handcrafted and one of a kind—there will never be another exactly like it.

A rainbow-clear Ethiopian opal set in handmade sterling silver, charged with protection and finished on a 16” sterling silver chain. 33% of each sale will be donated to the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota’s Immigrant Rapid Response Fund due to ICE. 

Details

Gemstone: Ethiopian Opal (Rainbow / Transparent)

Metal: Solid Sterling Silver

Chain: 16” Sterling Silver Necklace

Made by: Handcrafted by She’s Crafty Jewelry

Energy: Charged with Protection

Giving Back: 33% of each sale donated to the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota’s Immigrant Rapid Response Fund ($99)

Care Instructions (Important for Ethiopian Opal)

Ethiopian opal is a delicate gemstone and should be treated with care.

Avoid water soaking, perfumes, lotions, and harsh cleaners

Remove before showering, swimming, or heavy sweating

Store in a soft pouch when not worn

Not every piece is made to be polite.

This necklace features a glowing Ethiopian water opal, alive with shifting blues and gold fire, carved with an unapologetic message and framed in hand-fabricated sterling silver. Finished with oxidized depth, textured rings, and a beaded border, it’s protest art you can wear close to your voice.

Details

Genuine Ethiopian (Welo) water opal

Hand-fabricated sterling silver setting + chain

Lobster claw clasp finished with an additional Ethiopian opal bead

Metaphysical Properties (Water Opal)

Often associated with truth, emotional release, intuition, and transformation, Ethiopian opal is believed to amplify your intention and help you speak from your deepest knowing.

Care Instructions

Water opals are delicate. Avoid water, chemicals, lotions, and heavy sweating. Store in a soft pouch, and clean gently with a soft dry cloth only (no ultrasonic/steam cleaners).

Crafted by silver, inspired by history.

This ring carries more than beauty — it carries a story.

This piece began as a genuine antique Gorham “Hawthorn” sterling silver spoon, originally crafted in 1885. These spoons were part of Gorham’s Victorian-era botanical series, known for their delicate floral engravings and exquisitely detailed handwork. Today, that history is transformed into something new: a ring that wraps around the finger like a ribbon of time.

Hand-shaped and polished by fire and file, the band follows the natural flow of the spoon’s original pattern — blooming flowers, etched leaves, and a soft, romantic curve. Because every antique spoon has lived a life of its own, each ring carries its own marks, patina, and personality.

At the heart sits a deep, glowing natural ruby cabochon, held by a sterling silver bezel and framed in hand-placed granules. Ruby has long been revered as the stone of courage, devotion, and the burning truth of the heart.