fealty blue
Reviews
4.8 · 12 reviews
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The open cuff is the whole personality
It's not a closed band. One side is an oval light-blue stone in a gold bezel, the other is a smooth gold drop, and they don't meet. On my finger it looks like it was bent into place. I keep turning my hand to watch the stone.
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Aquamarine energy without looking bridal
The stone is a pale, clear blue — more pool water than navy. Facets are sharp in person. I wear it on my right hand so it doesn't get compared to an engagement ring. People still ask if the stone is real.
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Adjustable-ish in the way an open ring is
I have between a 6 and 7. I gave the cuff a tiny squeeze and it sits. Not going to yank it on and off all day, but it doesn't spin like a loose closed band. The gold nugget opposite the stone keeps it from looking unfinished.
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Stone is stunning, open design takes getting used to
I kept checking that it hadn't slid off because my brain expects a full circle. It hasn't. The blue oval is the size of a small fingernail, set in polished gold. A little more 'look at me' than my usual rings, which is why I bought it.
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Looks like a studio piece
Asymmetrical rings are usually ugly or precious. This one is balanced: stone on one end, gold bead on the other. The band is a polished yellow gold tone, not rose. Wore it with the petite pearl ring on the next finger and they didn't fight.
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The blue is the right blue
I have returned so many 'blue' rings that turned out teal or gray. This is a clean light blue with sparkle in the facets, almost icy. Against the warm gold it looks like summer even in an office.
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Statement ring I can type in
The stone sits low enough in the bezel that it hasn't caught on my keyboard. Open cuff means no underside seam digging into my finger. I've been wearing it on my index, which I didn't expect to prefer.
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Gift that didn't go in a drawer
Got this for my girlfriend after she pointed at the photo twice. She put it on an open finger and sent a picture from the stoop. The gold drop opposite the stone is the detail you miss online. It makes the whole thing look designed.
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Beautiful, size down if you're between
I'm a 7.5 and it was a little roomy until I bent it in. That's the upside of an open ring. Stone is secure in the bezel — I tugged (gently) because I don't trust jewelry at this price. It didn't budge.
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Photograph doesn't show how the gold bead balances it
I thought it was just a blue stone on a band. The other end is a smooth, rounded gold shape, almost a teardrop. Together they make the bypass. Very hard to stop looking at on my own hand, which is a silly problem to have.
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Polished gold, not matte, which I wanted
The metal is mirror-y. The stone is icy blue. That contrast is the whole ring. I wore it out with a white dress and it looked like I borrowed something nicer. Waterproof so far — washed my hands a dozen times, no dulling.
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Already getting compliments from strangers
Two people at a coffee shop asked about it. The open design is unusual enough to start a conversation without looking like a class ring. Light, comfortable, and the blue actually shows from a few feet away.