Some rings are defined by their stone. Shamseh is defined by everything that happens around it. At its center sits an oval Neyshabur turquoise, its vivid blue surface traced with earthy brown matrix. Surrounding the Feroza is a warm-toned scalloped frame, followed by a sharply textured border of 925 sterling silver. Then the composition changes again.
Across the broad shoulders, dark recessed ornament moves through the silver in symmetrical, flowing forms. Against the polished metal, those deeper details create shadow and definition, drawing the design outward from the turquoise rather than allowing it to end at the setting.
The result is a Neyshabur turquoise ring built through contrast: blue against warmth, polished silver against darkened detail, the irregular markings of a natural stone against deliberate symmetry. Turn it on the hand and the character changes with the angle. From the front, the Feroza dominates. From the side, the ornamental silverwork becomes impossible to overlook.
Known throughout the region as Feroza, turquoise has been treasured for centuries and is traditionally associated with protection, good fortune, tranquility, and well-being.
Shamseh carries that history with presence. Not delicate. Not understated. A ring designed to be noticed twice first for its turquoise, then for everything surrounding it.
Product Details:
- Gemstone: Neyshabur Turquoise (Feroza)
- Stone Color: Turquoise Blue with Brown Matrix
- Stone Shape: Oval Cabochon
- Metal: 925 Genuine Sterling Silver
- Ring Size: US Size 9.5 (No Resize Available)
- Style: Ornate Statement Ring
- Design: Oval Feroza centerpiece with contrasting scalloped setting, textured perimeter, and dark recessed ornamental shoulder detailing
Please Note: Natural gemstones possess individual characteristics, including variations in color, matrix, pattern, inclusions, and surface markings. Photography is taken under controlled lighting to capture the details of each piece; gemstone colors may appear slightly different depending on lighting, screen settings, and viewing conditions. Sterling silver is naturally reflective and may appear brighter or more highly polished in photographs due to studio lighting and reflections. Close-up and model photography may also make jewelry appear larger than its actual scale.