A large freshwater pearl is set on a thin yellow bronze band. Worn alone this ring makes a statement but it is fun and easy to stack with other bands or more pearls.
This ring is similar to the one Penelope Cruz wears in ‘The Invite’ movie. The band measures approx 3.3mm wide and the pearls I use are between 11mm and 14mm in size.
There are three Jumbo Pearl ring styles, this thin band, the twist band and a wide band. All three styles look very similar when looking at the pearl on the finger. The difference is mostly in the width of the band at base (as ween in pix 5 & 6 ). The widest band works very nicely on its own. The thin band and the twist can be worn solo or stacked, like I wear them. ;-)
My bronze is unfinished as I prefer the natural aging that happens to this metal with wear. I find wearing them often and washing my hands with soap and water keep my rings shiny and my fingers clean. But do note, some people might find their ring &/or finger will turn green. This is totally natural and is due to the copper content in the bronze, which can oxidize when combined with moisture. This reaction creates that green tint of copper carbonate on your skin after wearing a piece for awhile. The more I wear my rings the less I experience oxidation. You can read more HERE about Bronze how to care for it.
A large freshwater pearl is set on a thin yellow bronze band. Worn alone this ring makes a statement but it is fun and easy to stack with other bands or more pearls.
This ring is similar to the one Penelope Cruz wears in ‘The Invite’ movie. The band measures approx 3.3mm wide and the pearls I use are between 11mm and 14mm in size.
There are three Jumbo Pearl ring styles, this thin band, the twist band and a wide band. All three styles look very similar when looking at the pearl on the finger. The difference is mostly in the width of the band at base (as ween in pix 5 & 6 ). The widest band works very nicely on its own. The thin band and the twist can be worn solo or stacked, like I wear them. ;-)
My bronze is unfinished as I prefer the natural aging that happens to this metal with wear. I find wearing them often and washing my hands with soap and water keep my rings shiny and my fingers clean. But do note, some people might find their ring &/or finger will turn green. This is totally natural and is due to the copper content in the bronze, which can oxidize when combined with moisture. This reaction creates that green tint of copper carbonate on your skin after wearing a piece for awhile. The more I wear my rings the less I experience oxidation. You can read more HERE about Bronze how to care for it.
