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    Product ID: 166050

     

    Crown (bezel):

      0.6" L x 0.6" W

    Band width:

      5 mm

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    Weight:  0.21 oz

     

    Sterling silver, cultured freshwater pearl, citrine and peridot

    Ships from NOVICA Office in Indonesia.

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    Pearl and peridot ring 'Gentle Day' by Buana can be found in jewelry categories such as Citrine Rings, Multigem Rings, Peridot Rings, Pearl Rings, Sterling Silver Rings, Multi-Stone Rings and Cocktail Rings. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.

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    Pearl and peridot ring, 'Gentle Day'

    Ornate and beautiful, this sumptuous design is the work of Buana. He crafts a wide band with silver spirals on each side. In the center, two white pearls are flanked by sparkling citrine and cool peridot that total 2.1 carats.

    .925 Sterling silver

    An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

    Retail Value: $115.95
     
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    Buana

    Buana

    "I am thankful to God for giving me such a great gift so I can make a living for my family. Not much, perhaps, but enough for our simple way of life."
    Like most people who were born and live in Gianyar Regency, Buana has been surrounded by handicrafts since he was a child. Gianyar is a part of Bali known throughout the world for its beautiful landscapes...

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    Like most people who were born and live in Gianyar Regency, Buana has been surrounded by handicrafts since he was a child. Gianyar is a part of Bali known throughout the world for its beautiful landscapes and exceptional artistic legacy. Handicrafts like shadow puppets made of cowhide, woodcarving and silver jewelry are created there in towns like Tegalalang, Ubud, Sukawati and Celuk.

    In 1990, Buana decided to learn to craft silver jewelry from a friend in Celuk. He learned it all, from the very basic skills like sanding, polishing and making plates to very advanced techniques. Supported by his family, Buana has continued his profession as a silversmith. "I am thankful to God for giving me such a great gift so I can make a living for my family. Not much, perhaps, but enough for our simple way of life," he says. "Hopefully through Novica I can offer a better future to my wife and two children."

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