Zorah - Lapis Lazuli Silver Ring

From the Mehr collection by Orah Jewels and Crafts, Zorah sets three individually shaped lapis lazuli stones from Afghanistan in a single sterling silver band. The decision to use three stones rather than one is a design statement about the material itself: each piece of lapis lazuli is different, and Zorah makes that individuality the point.

Lapis lazuli from Badakhshan, Afghanistan has been extracted from the same mountain range for over six thousand years, making it one of the most historically continuous gemstone sources on earth. The blue it carries is dense and specific, not uniform across stones but varying subtly in saturation and in the distribution of the pyrite inclusions that thread gold through the field of deep blue. In Zorah, three stones sit side by side with their natural surfaces preserved, which means the slight variation in color and texture between them is visible and intentional. No two sets of three stones will be identical. This is a ring whose character comes from natural variation rather than uniformity, which is the opposite of most jewelry design logic, and entirely deliberate.

The silver band is kept minimal so the three stones read as the primary element. The setting holds each stone individually without a shared bezel, giving each piece of lapis its own frame while the band connects them into a single cohesive form. Zorah wears as a statement piece on any finger, wide enough to register but light enough to wear daily.

Made in Lahore at the Orah Jewels and Crafts facility. Direct sourced stone from Afghanistan. One ring, one configuration of three stones.

Stone: Natural Lapis Lazuli x3 (Badakhshan, Afghanistan)
Metal: Sterling Silver
Size: US 8.75