This ring is all about the build. Bright 925 sterling silver with a big, airy gallery and a little spider tucked into the side like a secret detail. The shoulders have open cutouts that look like ladder rungs, so it feels light even though the top is huge. The peridot is a square step cut with clipped corners, olive green with warm yellow flashes when it hits the light. It’s held by four chunky corner prongs that curl over the stone like claws.

The peridot here looks like moss and sunlight at the same time, clean facets, lots of depth. People link peridot with shaking off bad moods, easing jealousy, and feeling a little more steady in your own skin. It’s also a classic “fresh start” stone, simple and practical. The spider detail fits that vibe, like focus, patience, and then moving on.

BORA started with three brothers working out of Brooklyn, and the pieces still have that hands-on, made-at-a-bench feel. The style leans Mediterranean and textured, with a lot of sculpted silver and small warm metal touches across the collection.