A single cabochon set in a granulated bezel, resting on a hand-textured band. The kind of ring that feels older than it is. Small enough for everyday, quiet enough to wear with everything, detailed enough that people ask. Adjustable.
Each stone is cut and set by hand in our artisan workshop, so no two are identical. Slight variation in tone and inclusion is part of the material, not a flaw in it.
Details
- 22k gold plated over brass
- Natural quartz cabochon, approx. 8 x 6mm
- Hand-granulated bezel and textured band
- Adjustable band
- Handmade by our artisan partners in Turkey
Care
Keep away from perfume, lotion and water. Store dry, in the pouch it arrived in. Polish gently with a soft cloth.
Made to be worn every day — our gold pieces are built to live on your skin and stay with you through the day.
To keep the finish at its best, rinse with fresh water after saltwater or chlorine, wipe dry with a soft cloth, and store it dry between wears. Avoid spraying perfume or lotion directly onto the piece.
Free ground shipping on U.S. orders over $100. Hand-packed in San Diego using recyclable, plastic-free materials, usually shipped within 1-2 business days.
30-day returns on unused, undamaged pieces. Email us at hello@saeadesigns.com and we will send a return label.
SAÉA is an independent design and homewares studio in San Diego, California.
Every piece is drawn and hand-finished by Shezal, then made to order in the studio — designed for the way she'd wear it, and built to be worn every day.
you don't follow a look, you choose one.
Anyone can buy the trend. You wear a SAÉA piece no one else thought to make.
The kind of detail people with discerning taste clock from across the room.
made to make you one of one.
every piece begins as something she wanted to wear
I wanted a different chain length, and Shezal was quick to accommodate. She was communicative, and the turnaround from making the necklace to shipping was fast. I love it. It's exactly what I pictured, with a bit of heft, too, so you can tell it's great quality.
