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Tiger’s Eye Rings

What sets a tiger’s eye ring apart is that you see it yourself all day long: as you write, turn a key, or reach out to shake a hand. The stone sits right in your line of sight at the very moment you act. The protection and courage it’s credited with find a logical place there, within eyeshot.

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Fulvia, Three-Stone Tiger's Eye Ring on its own, three ovals set diagonally on a double-wire band.
Three-stone tiger's eye ring worn, fingers resting against the cheek.
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Fulvia, Three-Stone Tiger’s Eye Ring

$47.00

Three faceted tiger's eye ovals climb at a slant across this gold-tone steel ring, each in its smooth bezel, held by a double-wire band that adjusts from 54 mm around.

Grapte, Tiger's Eye Mandala Ring on its own, oval face engraved with a flower and a round stone at its center.
Tiger's eye mandala ring worn on a finger, seen up close, the engraved flower clearly visible.
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Grapte, Tiger’s Eye Mandala Ring

$41.00

On the hand, this wide gold-tone steel ring unfolds an engraved flower with veined petals, a small round tiger's eye at its heart, and fits fingers from 53 mm around.

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A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

Before your eyes, at your fingertips

On the finger, tiger’s eye hides under neither a sleeve nor a collar: it stays visible, to you and to others. That’s what makes it a ring of intention more than a mere ornament. You slip it on before a negotiation, you glance at it before saying no.

The right finger, the right setting

The rings on offer are adjustable, so you can give one without knowing the size. They pair the stone, as an oval or round cabochon, with a gold-tone stainless steel setting or a silver-tone finish, sometimes with a flower motif. On the index or middle finger, it gets noticed. On the ring finger, it keeps a lower profile.

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