Raw Tasmanian sapphire sterling silver ring
Raw Tasmanian sapphire set into a solid 100% recycled sterling silver ring
size - M / 6
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Our Tasmanian Sapphires come from the rivers & creeks of North East Tasmania. Mostly hand dug by us!
The source of these rare gemstones is deep underground basalt that over a long period of time was slowly exposed to the surface, then rivers eroded, transported, and eventually concentrated the sapphires into the river deposits where you can find them today.
We create our Tasmanian Sapphire jewellery mostly using a technique called “lost wax casting” which gives the pieces an organic / fluid feel which not only compliments the sapphires beautifully (especially the raw stones), but represents the wild rivers of East Coast Tasmania in which we dig for these special gems.
Raw Tasmanian sapphire set into a solid 100% recycled sterling silver ring
size - M / 6
-
Our Tasmanian Sapphires come from the rivers & creeks of North East Tasmania. Mostly hand dug by us!
The source of these rare gemstones is deep underground basalt that over a long period of time was slowly exposed to the surface, then rivers eroded, transported, and eventually concentrated the sapphires into the river deposits where you can find them today.
We create our Tasmanian Sapphire jewellery mostly using a technique called “lost wax casting” which gives the pieces an organic / fluid feel which not only compliments the sapphires beautifully (especially the raw stones), but represents the wild rivers of East Coast Tasmania in which we dig for these special gems.
Raw Tasmanian sapphire set into a solid 100% recycled sterling silver ring
size - M / 6
-
Our Tasmanian Sapphires come from the rivers & creeks of North East Tasmania. Mostly hand dug by us!
The source of these rare gemstones is deep underground basalt that over a long period of time was slowly exposed to the surface, then rivers eroded, transported, and eventually concentrated the sapphires into the river deposits where you can find them today.
We create our Tasmanian Sapphire jewellery mostly using a technique called “lost wax casting” which gives the pieces an organic / fluid feel which not only compliments the sapphires beautifully (especially the raw stones), but represents the wild rivers of East Coast Tasmania in which we dig for these special gems.