Lapis Slab Lattice Ring
Lapis Slab Lattice Ring
Lapis Slab Lattice Ring
Lapis Slab Lattice Ring

Lapis Slab Lattice Ring

Regular price $560.00
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Taking cues from nature's geometry this ring emphasizes the crystal lattice structures found in metal with the contrast of lapis lazuli's topographical surface.  The tapered ring band is cast in sterling silver with the lapis bezel setting fabricated in yellow gold. This ring has textile qualities that make it the perfect compliment for those with a strong sartorial inclination. 

Available now in ring size 7 1/4 with stone dimensions 18 x 7 x 4mm. This ring cannot be resized.

Please inquire about having this style of ring made in your size. Variations in lapis will occur as these pieces are hand cut with natural surfaces. Color saturation will be similar to the ring shown.

Specific Gravity offers unique items that are designed and fabricated by artists working in the studios of Brooklyn Metal Works or are part of our larger community, meeting our criteria of originality and quality of craft. Please keep in mind that each piece is individually made in a studio setting and features subtle variations in detail and finish from items photographed on our website.

Your purchases will ship as soon as possible and orders will receive a confirmation email when shipped.

If you would like to place an order for custom work please contact us. Also note that we offer gift cards for future shopping and special occasions. 

Thank you for supporting independent artists!

MEET THE ARTIST
Erin S. Daily

Erin S. Daily is a co-founder of Specific Gravity and Brooklyn Metal Works, a collaborative metalsmithing studio, exhibition space, and concept lab.

As an artist, Erin’s work is inspired by her curiosity about our material and cultural connections to the made world. At the center of this approach is her love of metal, her fascination with nature and geology, and a consuming interest in the human body and its varied relationships to objects. From the physical act of making, to the physical act of wearing and interacting, she finds jewelry and metalsmithing an engaging art form. Erin’s artistic investigations fuel her intense desire to know and understand the world through objects.