artistic rings

Feel the power and magnificence of the sun in your days with this sterling silver cocktail ring, whose polished and oxidized finishes let you seduce with a puissant image. Presented by Putu Putri and crafted by local artisans, this charming accessory is also an elegant piece of classic Balinese artistry.

In the enchanting Balinese islands, each creature represents a facet of Mother Nature. Artisan Asmara Putra finds inspiration in this idea and creates this sterling silver band ring in a snake shape. Accented by a combination of oxidized and polished finishes, the ring's structure follows a sinuous path, allowing for a captivating display of artistry. As a hidden message, the accessory symbolizes rebirth.

Dare to make a statement with this eye-catching design of geometric inspiration. Rendered in sleek sterling silver, Balinese artisan Griya Suarningsih’s modern band ring commands attention with its clean lines and minimalist aesthetic. Adorned with a striking triangular motif, this accessory exudes a powerful yet understated elegance, effortlessly blending contemporary style with exceptional artistry.

This dreamy sterling silver single-stone ring features a delicate cultured pearl in a rich shade of brown surrounded by intricate silver beads that are meticulously crafted using the traditional Balinese granulation technique, showcasing the skill and artistry of local artisans. Add this must-have ring designed by Ketut Sulastri to your jewelry box to complement casual or formal looks.

Crafted by hand, openwork zigzags and dot patterns circle the finger. Balinese artisan Kadek Satya creates this magnificent band ring, which features rope patterns at either end.

Hindu legends inspire Nyoman Rena in the impressive design of this ring. Crafted in sterling silver, the ring features the face and amethyst eyes of Kala Rau, said to cause the lunar eclipse. It is said that Kala Rau was offering mortals the elixir of immortality, known as Tirta Amerta, which he stole from the gods and goddesses. The Moon Goddess Ratih informed Vishnu, who threw his discus at Kala Rau to kill him. But since Kala Rau had just drunk the elixir and it was passing through his throat, even though he was beheaded, the only thing that survives in immortality is his head. It is said that now Kala Rau travels the skies in search of Ratih to exact his revenge. When he finds her, he tries to eat her, thus causing a lunar eclipse.

.925 Sterling silver