Size 11
Oxidized silver ring with a wavy, open bypass shape, like an S-curve across the finger. The band has that rough, hammered skin, and the bezels are warm bronze or gold-toned so the green stones pop hard. There are two small round faceted stones, set like a pair, one a little higher than the other. The green is bright olive-lime, clear enough that you can see little flashes inside when it moves. 

These stones have that fresh green that feels like spring, not dark forest green. Peridot is usually linked to clearing out heavy moods, jealousy, old resentment, all that stuff you don’t want to carry around. People also use it as a confidence and “new start” stone. The two-stone layout feels like a small balance thing, like you can be soft and still be solid.

BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and you can tell the textures and bezels were done by hand, not made to look perfect. Their style pulls Mediterranean and old-tradition, using oxidized 925 sterling silver with bronze or gold accents to keep it warm.