Vintage Ring in sterling silver and larimar by marahlago

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The Fastest way to resolve this will be to get in touch at customercare@marahlago.com or call us at 310-910-3833, Mon - Fri, 9 AM to 5 PM PST. Just let us know your order number and the correct ring size that you would like. If your order is within the 14-day exchange period and we have the size you need in stock, we should be able to send out the correct size right away. If not we may need to make it in the correct size and that can take up to 8 weeks.

Vintage Ring in sterling silver with larimar by marahlago

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"I love this ring. The Larimar stone is such a standout and the detailed work on the band makes it so unique!"

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"Love the design and the blue is just perfect. I receive many compliments every time i wear it."

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"Love the unusual pattern and the gorgeous blue stone. The shape of the piece is quite unique as well."

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VINTAGE STYLE RING WITH LARIMAR GEMSTONE

This striking ring blends vintage artistry with modern edge. A pear-shaped Larimar and faceted blue spinel are set in an asymmetrical design, framed by delicately filigreed sterling silver with an oxidized finish. Perfect for someone who loves unique details, rich textures, and meaningful design that feels both bold and timeless

DIMENSIONS:
- 3/8" x 9/16" Larimar Gemstone
- Band is 1/8" wide
MATERIALS:
- Oxidized Sterling Silver
- Larimar Gemstone
- Blue Spinel
WHAT IS VINTAGE STYLE JEWELRY?

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- Vintage style jewelry is a popular look that is created by dipping the silver in an antiquing solution to darken the sterling silver to an aged patina which results in a vintage style appearance. The vintage silver effect is often used to create contrast and highlight details in the silverwork that would otherwise go unnoticed. Once all of the silver is oxidized black, the raised surface is polished to remove the patina and leave the deeper areas black for contrast. The oxidation is just a surface treatment and does not change the properties of the metal. It is possible to intentionally or accidentally remove the effect by using silver cleaning solutions or a buffing wheel.
  
  About marahlago Vintage style Jewelry?
  
  Marahlago Vintage Style Jewelry is a captivating and unique collection of accessories that exude timeless elegance and a touch of antiquity. Inspired by the allure of bygone eras, Marahlago combines modern craftsmanship with classic design elements to create exquisite pieces that resonate with nostalgia and sophistication.
  
  Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Marahlago Vintage Style Jewelry showcases a seamless blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary materials. The collection predominantly features the mesmerizing beauty of larimar gemstones, renowned for their celestial blue hues reminiscent of the Caribbean seas.
  
  Each piece in the collection is a work of art, carefully handcrafted to evoke the charm and allure of vintage jewelry. From intricately designed filigree patterns to delicately set gemstones, every element is thoughtfully crafted to evoke a sense of romance and grace.
  
  Marahlago's dedication to sustainability and ethical practices also shines through in their vintage style collection. Emphasizing quality and longevity, the jewelry is designed to be cherished for generations, ensuring both its beauty and meaningfulness endure over time.
  
  Whether worn for a special occasion or to add a touch of sophistication to everyday attire, Marahlago Vintage Style Jewelry encapsulates the essence of timeless glamour, making it a beloved choice for those who seek to embrace the past while celebrating the present.
  
  What is Blue Spinel?
  
  Blue spinel is a captivating gemstone known for its exquisite blue hues, reminiscent of the serene depths of the ocean. Belonging to the spinel family, this gem has long captivated the hearts of gemstone enthusiasts and collectors alike. Revered for its brilliant color, impressive durability, and unique brilliance, blue spinel has cemented its place as a sought-after gemstone in the world of jewelry.
  
  Unlike its more commonly recognized cousin, the ruby, which is also part of the spinel family, blue spinel's vibrant shades have often been compared to sapphires. Blue spinel has been cherished throughout various cultures and it was often mistaken for sapphire due to its close resemblance. One of the most famous spinel gems in history is the Black Prince's Ruby, set in the British Imperial State Crown, which is, in fact, a large red spinel.
  
  Found in various parts of the world, including Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and Vietnam, blue spinel has a remarkable geological origin. It forms in the earth's crust through a combination of elements such as aluminum, oxygen, and magnesium. The presence of trace elements contributes to the gem's distinct blue coloration.
  
  Aside from its allure and beauty, blue spinel is also valued for its exceptional durability. Ranking 8 on the Mohs scale of hardness, it is a gemstone well-suited for everyday wear in various types of jewelry, from rings to necklaces and earrings. Jewelers love working with blue spinel due to its excellent toughness, allowing them to create intricate and stunning designs that highlight the gem's brilliance and color.
  
  The popularity of blue spinel in modern times has grown steadily, as more people become aware of its existence and extraordinary attributes. It has found its way into both high-end and artisanal jewelry pieces, appealing to those who seek a unique gemstone alternative to more traditional options.
  
  In conclusion, blue spinel is a mesmerizing gemstone that combines breathtaking beauty, durability, and rarity. Its rich history, coupled with its vibrant blue color and impressive sparkle, makes it a treasure cherished by those who appreciate the allure of exceptional gemstones. Whether set in a regal ring, a graceful necklace, or an elegant pair of earrings, blue spinel is sure to continue captivating hearts and minds for generations to come.
  
  Blue spinel is a captivating gemstone known for its exquisite blue hues, reminiscent of the serene depths of the ocean. Belonging to the spinel family, this gem has long captivated the hearts of gemstone enthusiasts and collectors alike. Revered for its brilliant color, impressive durability, and unique brilliance, blue spinel has cemented its place as a sought-after gemstone in the world of jewelry.
  
  Unlike its more commonly recognized cousin, the ruby, which is also part of the spinel family, blue spinel's vibrant shades have often been compared to sapphires. Blue spinel has been cherished throughout various cultures and it was often mistaken for sapphire due to its close resemblance. One of the most famous spinel gems in history is the Black Prince's Ruby, set in the British Imperial State Crown, which is, in fact, a large red spinel.
  
  Found in various parts of the world, including Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and Vietnam, blue spinel has a remarkable geological origin. It forms in the earth's crust through a combination of elements such as aluminum, oxygen, and magnesium. The presence of trace elements contributes to the gem's distinct blue coloration.
  
  Aside from its allure and beauty, blue spinel is also valued for its exceptional durability. Ranking 8 on the Mohs scale of hardness, it is a gemstone well-suited for everyday wear in various types of jewelry, from rings to necklaces and earrings. Jewelers love working with blue spinel due to its excellent toughness, allowing them to create intricate and stunning designs that highlight the gem's brilliance and color.
  
  The popularity of blue spinel in modern times has grown steadily, as more people become aware of its existence and extraordinary attributes. It has found its way into both high-end and artisanal jewelry pieces, appealing to those who seek a unique gemstone alternative to more traditional options.
  
  In conclusion, blue spinel is a mesmerizing gemstone that combines breathtaking beauty, durability, and rarity. Its rich history, coupled with its vibrant blue color and impressive sparkle, makes it a treasure cherished by those who appreciate the allure of exceptional gemstones. Whether set in a regal ring, a graceful necklace, or an elegant pair of earrings, blue spinel is sure to continue captivating hearts and minds for generations to come.

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If a ring is out of stock or you need a half size it is possible to custom order in the drop down below.

A custom-made ring can take up to 8 weeks to complete.

If you're unsure of your ring size, we suggest purchasing a' ring sizer tool' on Amazon (approx $6) or downloading the free app below to check the size of an existing ring.

Existing larimar rings cannot be resized

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How long does it take to receive a custom sized order?

Custom pieces are specially made to order and typically take 6 to 8 weeks for production before they’re ready to ship.

I dont know my ring size?

If you're unsure of your ring size, we recommend two easy options:
Purchase a ring sizer to measure your finger, they generally cost around $6 on Amazon and are the most reliable way to measure any finger.
Use the free sizing app linked in the “Size” tab on our ring product pages. It lets you measure an existing ring quickly and easily right from your phone.

I Need a Different Ring Size?

Our larimar stones are securely set, and resizing the ring could damage the stone or compromise the setting. But don’t worry—you have options: If you purchased your ring on marahlago.com and it's within our return/exchange window, we’re happy to exchange it for the correct size (if available). If it's outside the return window, please send us some pictures of your ring at [email protected]. We are also available at 310-910-3833, Mon–Fri, 9 AM to 5 PM PST.

The ring size I need is not shown. What should I do?

If your size isn’t listed—or if you need a half size—you can order a custom-made ring. Each custom piece is crafted just for you and typically takes about 8 weeks to complete. To place a custom order, simply select your desired size from the “Size” dropdown on any ring product page.

What if I ordered the wrong size ring?

The Fastest way to resolve this will be to get in touch at [email protected] or call us at 310-910-3833, Mon - Fri, 9 AM to 5 PM PST. Just let us know your order number and the correct ring size that you would like.
If your order is within the 14-day exchange period and we have the size you need in stock, we should be able to send out the correct size right away. If not we may need to make it in the correct size and that can take up to 8 weeks.