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This solid sterling silver octopus ring has tentacles that spiral and curl beautifully framing her pronounced head, and the texturing down to her tiny suckers. She has been oxidized to bring out her wonderful details.
The octopus is born into a watery realm. And, like the water itself she is ever changing, shifting, and hypnotically wafting under the push and pull of the moon. To survive she's become a master of camouflage, notoriously fluid, intuitive and regenerative. The shape-shifting octopus reminds us nothing is as it seems.
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Metals: 925 Sterling Silver
Total Width Top Design: 3/4 inch
Band Width: 5mm
*Measurements are approximate
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MATERIALS:
Sterling Silver is composed of 92.5% fine silver and 7.5% copper alloy, added to harden it. Sterling silver should be stored properly and kept from heavy chemicals to keep from tarnishing, but unlike many metals, it can be cleaned and returned to its original shine. Use the most gentle cleaner that can get the job done: Silver can be cleaned with a silver polishing cloth, or gentle all purpose jewelry cleaner.
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JEWELRY CARE:
If you want your jewelry to last, remember the old saying: “Jewelry should be the last thing you put on, and the first thing you remove”.
Keep it clean by keeping it away from chemicals, lotions, perfumes, excessive humidity, and protect from heavy, hard wearing activities such as sports, heavy work, or vigorous exercise. The main culprits that shorten the life of your jewelry are: never taking it off, wearing it while sleeping, wearing it in hot tubs and pools, and while playing sports. Store in an airtight container such as jewelry box or zip lock baggie while not wearing. When storing long term, make sure to clean and dry thoroughly before storing.
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