Size 8 

This ring is all about that big crescent top, like a little shield that wraps around your finger. The silver is oxidized and brushed with tight lines that radiate out, so it looks dark and textured instead of shiny. The stone is a round turquoise cabochon, bright blue with heavy brown matrix, almost like coppery cracks running through it. It sits in a warm bronze or gold-toned bezel, tucked right into the curve of the crescent. Best guess on the stone is turquoise, but it could also be variscite or chrysocolla.

Visually, this one has that classic “real turquoise” chaos: blue areas, rusty brown webbing, no two spots the same. People usually tie turquoise to protection and staying steady when life is loud. It also gets linked with clear communication, like saying the thing without spiraling. The crescent shape kind of backs that up, like a guard rail around the stone

BORA was started by three brothers in Brooklyn, New York, and the work still feels hand-shaped, not factory-smooth. The vibe leans Mediterranean and old-tradition, with oxidized 925 sterling silver and small bronze or gold accents to warm it up.