An oval moonstone is held in four prongs at the centre, pale and cloudy until the light hits it, then a band of blue drifts across the surface. A crescent moon curves in on either side with its horns pointing outward, so stone and crescents together read as the triple moon. The shoulders are worked into leaves and small branches, and the recesses are darkened so the silver looks aged rather than new. The band stays narrow and rounded behind the finger.
One finish only, an antiqued silver that suits the organic detailing better than a high shine.
Moonstone is the stone most associated with the Maiden, Mother and Crone in modern practice, so this is the ring people reach for on Esbat nights or when starting a lunar journal. The vine work also makes it a fair choice for a Beltane or handfasting gift.
Material: sterling silver with an antiqued finish, set with natural moonstone
Sizes: US 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Care: take it off before showering or swimming, dry it after wear, store it in a sealed pouch
Note: natural stone, so the sheen and pattern differ slightly from one ring to the next
