The natural obsidian used in this ring was formed under extremely violent geological conditions. When lava flowing from a volcano cools so quickly that crystals don't have time to form, obsidian is created – volcanic glass with a deep, almost mirror-like luster. In this model, the stone retains its smooth, uniform structure and intensely black color.

The cabochon has been cut into an unusual triangle shape with softly rounded edges. This geometric shape gives the ring a modern character and makes the piece stand out on the hand. The stone is set in a minimalist silver frame, which emphasizes its shape rather than competing with ornamentation.

The silver setting is handcrafted from .925 silver. The ring has an open back construction, which reduces weight and allows the stone to work better within the setting. The band is adjustable, allowing the ring to easily fit a variety of finger sizes.

Obsidian has fascinated people for centuries with its extraordinary luster. In ancient times, it was used to craft mirrors and amulets because its surface reflects light in a way very similar to glass. In this jewelry, the stone retains its natural depth, making the ring distinctive, elegant, and timeless.