Sterling Silver Oval Tiger's Eye Signet Ring – 14.5mm x 12mm - CYR7365TIGERSEYE

Make a bold statement with this classic sterling silver signet ring featuring a genuine 14.5mm x 12mm oval Tiger's Eye gemstone. Renowned for its captivating golden-brown tones and natural chatoyant effect, Tiger's Eye displays a silky band of light that moves across the surface as it catches the light.

The gemstone is securely bezel set within a substantial sterling silver mount, creating a clean and sophisticated profile. The broad shoulders are enhanced with elegant flowing contours that taper smoothly into the band, delivering both comfort and timeless style.

Finished in highly polished sterling silver, this ring offers a refined masculine appearance while showcasing the unique beauty of the natural Tiger's Eye stone. Perfect for everyday wear, special occasions, or as a meaningful gift.

Please note: As Tiger's Eye is a natural gemstone, colour tones, banding patterns, and chatoyancy may vary slightly from the images shown, making each ring unique.

Design Details

This ring features a substantial oval Tiger's Eye gemstone framed by a polished sterling silver bezel. The smooth shoulders flow seamlessly from the setting into the band, creating a sleek contemporary signet design. The warm honey-gold and rich brown tones of the stone contrast beautifully against the bright silver finish, producing a sophisticated and timeless look.

Highlights

• Large 14.5mm x 12mm natural Tiger's Eye gemstone.

• Eye-catching chatoyant effect creates movement and depth.

• Premium sterling silver construction with polished finish.

• Classic signet styling suitable for everyday wear.

• Each Tiger's Eye stone is naturally unique, ensuring no two rings are exactly alike.

Features

• Genuine Tiger's Eye gemstone

• Solid Sterling Silver (925)

• Large oval cabochon stone

• Secure bezel setting

• High-polish finish

• Traditional signet ring styling

• Comfortable tapered band

• Natural chatoyant "cat's eye" effect

• Unique natural stone patterns