Introducing The Goldstone. Inspired by the star that guided the wise men to the Christ child, this gold stacking ring features an exquisite inlay of blue goldstone. This unique gemstone sparkles like a night sky, and its rich blue hue infuses this design with an air of majesty and wonder. SCS certified 100% recycled gold ring base Man-Made Blue goldstone ring inlay Fit: Comfort Fit Finish: Polished Available in: 10K, 14K or 18K Yellow Gold, Rose Gold & White Gold Free ring size-from-home kit available Available Widths: 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm Handcrafted to order in North Carolina, USA Limited Lifetime Warranty 100% Recycled Solid Gold Ring: Why Buy Ethical Gold? Our 100% recycled gold wedding bands and rings use a sustainable form of refined gold that is just as pure and valuable as standard gold but eliminates the negative environmental and social impacts caused by gold mining. This gold wedding band is the perfect way to symbolize your unique style and love while passing on that love and care to our people, our planet, and future generations. Whether you choose White Gold for its cool tones, Rose Gold for its rosy hue, or Yellow Gold for its classic look, your one-of-a-kind gold ring will outshine the average big box jewelry store plain design any day. Blue Goldstone Ring Inlay Goldstone, also known as aventurine glass, captures the allure of the night sky with a dazzling matrix of shimmering metal inclusions reminiscent of celestial beauty. Unlike natural gemstones, goldstone is a man-made material, carefully created through glassmaking techniques that blend molten glass with metallic elements to produce its signature sparkle. Goldstone is made in a variety of colors, but we selected blue goldstone—composed of quartz sand, cobalt, copper oxides, and other metal oxides—for its rich, deep hue that resembles a piece of the midnight sky inlaid in the ring design. A true product of human ingenuity, the invention of goldstone is often credited to Vincenzo Miotti, from a family of 17th century Venetian glassmakers. However, legend has it goldstone was unintentionally discovered by an unknown religious order of Italian monks who spilled copper shavings into molten glass while trying to make gold. Whether its origins are artistry or chance, this extraordinary man-made glass is a marvel that evokes the majesty and mystery that pervades our vast universe.
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