Size 9
This is a dark, oxidized silver ring with a thick band and those ladder-like cutouts running down the sides. Little bronze bars cross the openings, so the band looks built, not delicate. The prasiolite is a round, faceted pale green stone that flashes mint and smoky olive when it turns. It’s held up in a tall, open setting with four chunky gold claw prongs, so the stone sits proud instead of sinking into the band.

The prasiolite here is light green and clean, with a cool glassy sparkle. People usually reach for prasiolite when they want calm thinking, clearer choices, and a softer “reset” feeling without getting too woo about it. The open ladder band works with that vibe, it gives the whole ring some breathing room instead of feeling heavy and closed in.

BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, and you can feel that hands-on studio energy in the metalwork. The look leans Mediterranean and old-world, with oxidized 925 sterling silver pushed brighter by bronze or gold accents.