This ring is clean and a little weird in the best way, all smooth 925 sterling silver with a long straight bar that sits across the top. The stone is set in a rounded-rectangle bezel that feels solid and low, like it was built to take a hit. The labradorite has that smoky gray base with a hard blue flash that comes and goes when you move your hand. You can see dark little specks and thin streaks inside the stone, which makes it look less “perfect” and more real. The bar kind of guards the stone and gives the whole thing an architectural, modern shape.

The labradorite here looks like stormy blue light trapped under glass. People usually wear labradorite for protection, focus, and keeping your energy to yourself when you’re around a lot of noise. The straight bar and that tight bezel fit the vibe, like a simple boundary line around something bright.

BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, and their stuff still feels like it comes from a real workbench, not a factory. The designs lean Mediterranean in spirit, with hand-built details in 925 sterling silver and occasional bronze or gold accents.