Do you want a ring that might have a matching specimen in the Smithsonian? Behold this sterling silver ring with a rutilated quartz gemstone. Rutile is a natural form of titanium phoroxide and can be found embedded in quartz. It often looks like hairs or tiny sticks suspended in stone. What a spectacular phenomena! The teardrop shape looks looks elegant in its setting. You too, will look elegant in your setting wearing this ring. Add a fantastic Stetson hat and your best Frye boots, and your off to your night at the museum.

To care for rings like this one, clean with a lint-free cloth.