Size 7 
This ring has a round faceted stone in the center, warm orange-brown like caramel, not pale lemon. The band is oxidized silver, and the stone sits in a chunky halo that looks like little bronze or gold-toned petals and dots, kind of a messy flower wreath. From the side you can see an open gallery under the stone, so it gets light and throws sparkle instead of looking flat. 

The stone has that autumn glow that changes when you move it, darker in the middle, brighter at the edges. Citrine is usually tied to confidence, good mood, and not hiding in the corner when you need to show up. Champagne topaz gets talked about more like steady energy and focus, less “sunny” and more grounded. The flower halo makes it feel playful, like it’s allowed to be bright without trying too hard.

BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and the pieces still have that handmade, slightly wild metalwork on purpose. They use oxidized 925 sterling silver with bronze or gold accents, pulling from Mediterranean tradition but keeping it pretty raw.