Handcrafted Crescent Moon Ring | Sterling Silver Lapis Lazuli, Adjustable | Regul Silver

A silver moon curves around a deep blue stone — this handcrafted crescent moon ring seats a genuine lapis lazuli oval inside the open curve of a sterling silver crescent, so the stone rides held by the moon itself, glowing dark blue against the bright metal.

This ring comes from our own Fort Worth benches, where Regul Silver pieces are made by hand. The crescent is shaped first, its points tapered and its face polished until it catches light along the curve; then the oval stone is seated in a classic bezel right where the crescent opens, close enough that moon and stone read as one picture. The band is left adjustable, so the ring opens or closes a little to meet the finger it lands on instead of demanding one exact size.

Set it beside the other rings women ask us for and its difference is plain. A plain band carries no picture at all. A solitaire lifts one stone high on prongs and lets it stand alone. This ring does something neither does: it gives the stone company — a moon, worked in silver, curving protectively around the oval — so the color never sits by itself and the design reads from across a room.

Worn, it is light enough to forget and pretty enough to be asked about — approximately 2 grams on the hand, the crescent riding on top of the finger and the smooth band below it. The adjustable fit means it can move from finger to finger as your day changes, and stack kindly beside slimmer bands. It is the ring a woman reaches for on a night out under a Texas sky, and then keeps on the next morning with jeans and a plain white shirt.

Here are its facts, exactly as its record carries them: sterling silver, handcrafted; this listing’s stone variant, GR600, is lapis lazuli, a deep blue oval in a classic bezel; the same design stands on this listing in three more stone variants — moonstone, obsidian, and labradorite; band adjustable; weight approximately 2 grams; style boho, artisan, eclectic. The gallery shows this same crescent design across the wider stone choices its record names — amethyst, carnelian, turquoise, malachite, moonstone, lapis lazuli, obsidian, and tigers eye — each stone its own color against the silver moon. The piece is ours — Regul Silver, Fort Worth.

Lapis and silver both ask for gentle care: wipe the stone with a soft, dry cloth, polish the silver parts separately, and keep the ring dry, away from perfume, sprays, and water. Its true marks deserve plain words — genuine lapis carries its own flecks and soft color shifts from stone to stone, because it is a real stone and no two ovals read exactly alike, and sterling silver slowly softens in shine with wear and air; a polishing cloth brings the moon’s brightness back in a minute.

Your shipping is figured at checkout, and the little box leaves Fort Worth packed tight and padded for the road. And if it lands and the blue or the fit is not right, send it back within 30 days — regulsilver@gmail.com reaches us directly, and we will make it right.

More handcrafted bands and stones wait in our rings collection, and this design’s wider family gathers in Gemstone Jewelry.

Come see how the blue reads against the silver in person at 1455 W Magnolia Ave Suite 109 in Fort Worth, noon to six, Monday through Saturday — or write to regulsilver@gmail.com and we will answer from this exact ring, with a fresh photo of the lapis variant if you want one.