A ring inspired by the Mirror of Galadriel and the artwork of Alan Lee, depicting the scene in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings -

"With water from the stream Galadriel filled the basin to the brim, and breathed on it, and when the water was still again she spoke."

Available in your choice of sterling silver or 9ct yellow gold, set with either a lab-grown emerald or moissanite gemstone.

About the gemstones: The gemstone in this ring is an 7×5mm octagonal cut.

Moissanites, composed of silicon carbide, offer an excellent, lab-grown alternative to mined diamonds. Retaining the same attractive qualities of a diamond, such as excellent durability and sparkle, but can be considered to be much more sustainable, affordable and ethical.

Moissanite tends to have a rainbow sparkle, as opposed to the brilliant white sparkle of a diamond.

Lab-grown emeralds offer the vivid green of natural emeralds, but at a much more affordable price point and without the inclusions and fractures so common in natural emerald gemstones.

Other gemstone options and metal alloys are available via custom order. Please complete the Custom Order Formto enquire, or email directly at hello@heavymetalsjewellery.com

Handcrafted to order in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Aotearoa (Wellington, New Zealand). Please allow up to 6 weeks for production.

Artwork in listing by Alan Lee.