The idea of this Kiss by the Moon ring comes from a wedding ring that I made in the past with a curve and a beaded band combined. When making it, I thought about making it double and putting a stone in between, but it was a requested item, the design was decided, and I couldn't change it. So I figured, let's make one for the Ode to Women collection. The original idea was with a round stone, but to spice this curve up and make it a little more pointy, I decided a marquise shape would be even more perfect. We named it Kiss by the Moon, because this sparkly stone in between feels like a falling star kissed by moonlight. As for meaning this could represent giving pieces of hope, showing light in darkness (seeing the positive when things feel negative), being a guide when not sure what to do. Also these two bands joining in one could represent two (or four) life lines, holded together by one (mom? parents?). Enjoy this beauty!! 😘🌛
