Bright, polished sterling silver with a clean, smooth feel, and that split band look where the shank doubles up before it meets the stone. The shoulders have a gentle swoop, so the top feels a little airy instead of heavy. The center is a pale lavender amethyst, oval and fully faceted, with crisp flashes when it turns in the light. It’s held up by four rounded prongs that sit like little claws at the edges, leaving the sides pretty open so you can see the stone from every angle.

This amethyst is a soft lilac oval with sharp facets that throw light around like tiny mirrors. People reach for amethyst when they want calm, better sleep, and a quieter head during stressful weeks. It also gets linked to clarity and keeping your thoughts from spinning out. The open, split shank and simple prongs match that vibe, nothing busy, just steady.

BORA began in Brooklyn with three brothers building pieces by hand, and it still has that personal, made-by-someone feel. The style pulls from Mediterranean shapes and old-world metalwork, usually in 925 sterling silver with touches of bronze or gold