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A single stone of blue composite turquoise rests atop this cocktail ring, presented by India's Aparna. The stone is surrounded by rope and swirl motifs on a sterling silver band for a look that attunes its wearer with the wisdom of the universe.
Aparna credits genetics with her passion for jewelry. Her father was a jeweler and she married a jeweler with whom she has built a successful jewelry workshop. Aparna designs and her husband is in charge of crafting and production. They draw on traditional designs for inspiration and employ traditional jewelry making techniques to create their unique collection. In their workshop, they train their helpers to integrate traditional jewelry making techniques with contemporary design.
Aparna and her husband set up their own workshop nearly a decade ago. It has grown and they are now able to provide jobs for other jewelry artisans.
Aparna provides for the educational needs of her two children and assists other family members with educating their children.
Aparna provides for her two children and also assists other family members to provide for their children.
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It’s just beautiful! Mine came a little more green which I love!!
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This ring is just what I was looking for. I love the detail of the swirls and the braided edging. This is definitely my new favorite ring.
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The ring and stone are petite. Please note this when deciding to purchase. The picture looks much larger than the ring actually is, however it's a lovely piece of jewelry. I found that the sizing ran small, so I will be returning for a larger size - but I still love the ring!
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"My father was a jeweler and I was highly inspired by him. I grew up watching him make amazing jewelry with his own hands and this really fascinated me."
Marie
