Size 8 
This is a chunky, wide band with a dark oxidized silver look and a gritty, almost lava-rock texture across the shoulders. The shank feels carved and organic, with a heavy build and a high setting that sits proud on the finger. The turquoise is a big oval cabochon in bright blue-green with bold brown matrix running like cracks and patches. It’s held in a thick, dark rim, and then cinched with a gold cross-wrap that turns into small prongs on the sides, like the stone is strapped in place on purpose.

The turquoise on this ring is loud in the best way, bright blue-green with earthy brown lines that keep it from looking too polished. Turquoise is usually tied to protection, steady energy, and staying grounded when life is chaotic. People also wear it as a travel stone and a daily “keep me safe” piece. The gold cross-wrap and those side prongs make that whole idea feel literal, like a little armor around the stone.

BORA started with three brothers in Brooklyn, and you can feel that hands-on, small-studio attitude in the way the metal is built up and textured. The look leans Mediterranean and old-world, done in oxidized 925 sterling silver with gold accents that pop against the dark finish.