Channeling raw, celestial energy, this bold architectural statement ring centers on a striking 6.55ct Admire pallasite meteorite, originally discovered in Kansas in 1881. Representing less than 1% of all discovered meteorites, this incredibly rare stony-iron (PMG) class meteorite is formed from translucent, gem-quality green olivine (peridot) crystals suspended in a shiny iron-nickel metal matrix. This otherworldly cosmic history is perfectly balanced by the sophisticated glow of a 0.16ct champagne ellipse diamond and a subtle 1.5mm accent diamond, creating a dynamic contrast of rugged cosmic history and refined modern design.
An angled triple band in oxidized silver is accented with sections of texture and 18k yellow gold, creating a sophisticated layered, mixed-metal effect. The open framework lends architectural dimension, while the meteorite is secured in a custom silver bezel distinguished by signature hand-cut notches and gold detailing. The champagne ellipse and accent diamonds are set in luminous 18k gold bezels, completing the design with a refined contrast of texture, structure, and precious metals.
Have knuckle issues? I’ve got you covered! The unique square band allows a little extra space to effortlessly glide over the knuckle, and the shape naturally prevents the ring from spinning, keeping your gemstones perfectly centered all day long.
The Details
Stones: Admire Pallasite Meteorite (6.55 ct), Champagne Ellipse Diamond (0.16 ct), and White Diamond Accent (1.5 mm)
Metals: Oxidized Sterling Silver and 18k Yellow Gold
Setting: Custom handmade notched bezels on an angled triple band square ring
About the Meteorite: Discovered in Kansas in 1881, the Admire meteorite is an incredibly rare pallasite (PMG) stony-iron class representing less than 1% of all discovered meteorites. It is composed of translucent, gem-quality green olivine (peridot) crystals suspended in a shiny iron-nickel metal matrix.
Setting: Custom handmade notched bezels on an angled triple-rail square band
Size:
Availability: One of a kind
Channeling raw, celestial energy, this bold architectural statement ring centers on a striking 6.55ct Admire pallasite meteorite, originally discovered in Kansas in 1881. Representing less than 1% of all discovered meteorites, this incredibly rare stony-iron (PMG) class meteorite is formed from translucent, gem-quality green olivine (peridot) crystals suspended in a shiny iron-nickel metal matrix. This otherworldly cosmic history is perfectly balanced by the sophisticated glow of a 0.16ct champagne ellipse diamond and a subtle 1.5mm accent diamond, creating a dynamic contrast of rugged cosmic history and refined modern design.
An angled triple band in oxidized silver is accented with sections of texture and 18k yellow gold, creating a sophisticated layered, mixed-metal effect. The open framework lends architectural dimension, while the meteorite is secured in a custom silver bezel distinguished by signature hand-cut notches and gold detailing. The champagne ellipse and accent diamonds are set in luminous 18k gold bezels, completing the design with a refined contrast of texture, structure, and precious metals.
Have knuckle issues? I’ve got you covered! The unique square band allows a little extra space to effortlessly glide over the knuckle, and the shape naturally prevents the ring from spinning, keeping your gemstones perfectly centered all day long.
The Details
Stones: Admire Pallasite Meteorite (6.55 ct), Champagne Ellipse Diamond (0.16 ct), and White Diamond Accent (1.5 mm)
Metals: Oxidized Sterling Silver and 18k Yellow Gold
Setting: Custom handmade notched bezels on an angled triple band square ring
About the Meteorite: Discovered in Kansas in 1881, the Admire meteorite is an incredibly rare pallasite (PMG) stony-iron class representing less than 1% of all discovered meteorites. It is composed of translucent, gem-quality green olivine (peridot) crystals suspended in a shiny iron-nickel metal matrix.
Setting: Custom handmade notched bezels on an angled triple-rail square band
Size:
Availability: One of a kind
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