Rosie Priestley
Asymmetric tourmaline ring
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This chunky silver ring has two bold elements, one set with a gorgeous deep pink tourmaline and the other a seed pod shape with the raw organic texture of the sand casting left intact. Striking the perfect balance between edgy and elegant, the asymmetry and one-of-a-kind tourmaline make this a unique piece.
Size: N
Custom orders
This ring is one-of-a-kind but can be made to order with a different stone and in a specific size, just get in touch.
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Shipping Time: 4-8 weeks
Hallmarked: Yes
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Condition: New
Returns
I hope you love your Rosie Priestley jewellery but if you’d like to return something it couldn’t be simpler. Please email me with your name, address, order number and reason for return and I’ll send you a pre-paid returns label. For me to be able to process a refund, your items must be returned in their original packaging and unworn condition within 14 days of receipt. I’m able to accept returns on earrings if they’re returned unworn.
You can see Rosie Priestley Jewellery’s full return policy at the bottom of their storefront.
Rosie Priestley Jewellery, founded by Rosie, melds her graphic design expertise with a passion for unique, handcrafted pieces that cater to those who value individuality. Her work incorporates bold shapes, innovative 3D printing, and the timeless technique of sand casting, resulting in distinctive textures and forms. Dedicated to sustainability, Rosie uses recycled materials like sterling silver and gold vermeil, accentuated with semi-precious stones. Inspired by her confident, stylish grandmother, Rosie aims to empower wearers through her one-of-a-kind or small batch creations, embodying both personal and environmental consciousness.
Rosie Priestley Jewellery
Informed by her background in graphic design, Rosie's jewellery is hand crafted for the individually-minded, playing with strong shapes and negative space. She loves experimenting with modern techniques like 3D printing combined with the ancient art of sand casting to create unique forms and textures. All small batch or one-of-a-kind, she uses recycled sterling silver, gold vermeil and semi-precious stones.
Rosie Priestley
My journey into jewellery making was inspired by my grandmother who was a huge inspiration to me. She was a strong character who always looked amazing and oozed confidence. I realised I could emulate that confidence if I looked the part. If I put my best self forward, I’m ready to face anything, and the icing on the cake is a few select pieces of jewellery. I like to think that wearing my jewellery might empower others to feel confident and positive in themselves, and ready to take on whatever challenges life throws at them.
