Genuine Labradorite Teardrop Ring | Sterling Silver Split Shank | Regul Silver

Gray stone that answers light with blue — this genuine labradorite teardrop ring sets one teardrop stone in sterling silver, its flash rising out of the gray as your hand turns and settling again as it rests.

Regul Silver is our own line here in Fort Worth, and this ring comes off our own bench, handcrafted with care. The stone is genuine labradorite, cut as a teardrop and held in a classic bezel; around it the silverwork turns artisan — small bright balls and open swirls worked by hand, the frame the photos show from the front. The band splits into a split shank under the stone, so the face sits steady on the finger.

Set it beside a clean sterling band and the difference is plain to see. Clean silver gives you shine and nothing behind it; this teardrop gives you weather — gray and quiet one moment, lit blue the next. Against a clear stone that sparkles on one note, labradorite keeps changing its mind, and that change is the whole charm of the piece.

On the hand it carries real weight — approximately 15 to 17 grams of sterling silver and stone — and it wears like a statement: one sure teardrop the room reads first. It goes with worn denim and a rodeo shirt as easily as with a dress after dark: rooted, radiant, and finished. No ring size stands on its record, so no size is claimed here; ask us at the studio and we will measure the piece with you before it ships.

Here are its facts, exactly as its record carries them: sterling silver, handcrafted; one genuine labradorite stone, teardrop, approximately 19.1 by 14 millimeters; classic bezel with an artisan surround of hand-worked balls and swirls; split shank band; approximately 15 to 17 grams; western style; price $119.00; stock number SSR24K. Its record stands it as made to order.

Give it gentle handling and its flash will hold for years: wipe the stone with a soft cloth, keep the ring dry and clear of perfume and sprays, and polish the silver parts on their own. Its honest marks are part of its truth — labradorite shows its color only as the light moves, gray at rest and blue in the turn, and the hand-worked frame holds the small marks of the hands that made it; genuine stone never reads in one flat color.

It ships from Fort Worth packed snug for the road, with shipping settled at checkout. If it arrives and something feels off — the flash, the frame, the fit — write to regulsilver@gmail.com within 30 days and we will take it back and make it right.

More stones wait on the same shelves: the rings shelf lines up every ring in the case, and the Gemstone Jewelry collection carries the wider run of genuine stone pieces.

Come turn it in the light at our Fort Worth studio, 1455 W Magnolia Ave, Suite 109 — noon to six, Monday through Saturday — or write to regulsilver@gmail.com; we will answer anything about this ring, and fresh photos are yours for the asking.