A bold abstract design: brushed satin silver panels fold into a zigzag, lightning-bolt shape with polished edges and an open-work split band. A row of five small clear stones (most likely cubic zirconia, untested) runs along the central diagonal. The dark patina in the recesses gives it depth and a sculptural, architectural look typical of late-century modernist jewellery.
• Metal: 925 sterling silver, hallmarked
• Stones: 5 small clear stones, untested
• Size: UK M½ / US 6½ (measured on a mandrel)
• Weight: 3.28g
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Condition: pre-owned vintage with light surface scratches and natural patina, consistent with age. No missing stones. Please see the photos, which are part of the description.
About this piece
This architectural ring exemplifies late-twentieth-century modernist jewellery design. The bold, angular band is crafted from brushed sterling silver, folded and interlocked to create a dynamic zigzag or lightning-bolt profile. Polished edges contrast sharply with the satin-finished panels, whilst the split construction allows the band to sit comfortably open at the back — a practical detail that also emphasises the sculptural form.
Five small clear stones, likely cubic zirconia, march along the central diagonal in a neat line, catching the light against the metalwork. The recesses hold a natural dark patina typical of sterling silver jewellery, deepening the three-dimensional effect. In UK size M½, the ring shows honest wear — light surface scratches and patina consistent with vintage use — but the stones remain secure and the geometry intact. A piece that rewards close inspection and suits those drawn to bold, geometric jewellery.
















