It's a WOW! WOW! WOW!  A definate showstopper.  It's a 25CT oval cut blue apatite, all natural and heated.  The halo is multi color gems and white sapphires.  The ring is a size 6.25.  Re-sizing available too.  A stunner!!

• Ships 15 business days
• Gift Box
• Free shipping priority mail
  

• Dimensions are approximately 3.25" H x 8.5" W x 9" D
• Made from Natural Wood with Hinges, and Celestial Art
• Wipe Clean for Care

• Length: 4 1/4 Inches
• Width: 5 Inches
• Height: 2 1/2 Inches
• Circumference: 14 3/16

Product Specification:

This Multipurpose wooden is made of solid walnut wood, inlaid with many different kinds of fruit woods, and mother of pearl. Every color you see is a separated piece of wood. The box is padded with red colored velvet.

The box has stylish exterior and red velvet interior; it’s perfect to use. You can use it as a Jewelry Box, or Stylish Decor. The intricate design work makes this Marquetry Jewelry Box to be used for the decorative purpose, and it can serve as a perfect gift to any person, men or women. It is sure to create a focal point in any room in your home.

All our products are handmade by traditional Syrian. Each item is a piece of art, stylish and modern but timelessly infused with the historical spirit of the Middle East

As of any truly handmade product, there are few flaws and imperfections.

Materials:

Oak, walnut, olive, lemon, beech, and pine wood, and mother of pearl.

Weight: 450 gram (1 lb)

Dimensions: 22.2 x 9.5 x 7.5 (cm) / 8.75 x 3.75 x 3 (in)

Clean with soft dry cloth

These works of art are of the highest quality with each color representing a different kind of wood. Beautifully grained walnut wood is traditionally the base material for this item and is offset by other woods including peach wood, apricot wood, rose wood, lemon wood, and olive wood each with subtly contrasting colors and grains. The highlight of this and many items is genuine mother of pearl that dazzles and changes color in the light.

Syrian Mosaic Industry and Art

Mosaic is an ancient Syrian art that is more than 300 years deep in Damascus’ history; it is the art of grafting wood with shells, silver or ivory. Early in the 19th century, mosaic existed in the houses of almost all well-established Syrian families, after which it became a familiar décor in presidential palaces around the world.

The craft utilizes different types of wood including walnut, beech and other types, but the delicacy of it lies in the maker’s imagination, who innovatively manipulate geometrical shapes, octagons, squares, hexagons and triangles, to come up with unique pieces.

Product Specification:

The handmade Marquetry Jewelry Box is composed mostly of solid walnut and inlaid with a variety of different fruit woods and genuine mother of pearl. The interior of the Jewelry Box is padded with deep blue color velvet or red wine color velvet. 

The box has stylish exterior and a colored velvet interior. You can use it as a Jewelry Box, Chocolate Box or Stylish Décor, Multipurpose wooden Box, Chocolate box, Syrian mosaic, wood box, marquetry wood box, or Wood Inlay Art.

All our products are handmade by traditional Syrian. Each item is a piece of art, stylish and modern but timelessly infused with the historical spirit of the Middle East

As of any truly handmade product, there are few flaws and imperfections.

Weight: 690 gram (1.52 lb) 

Dimensions: 20.5 x 17.8 x 10 (cm) / 8 x 7 x 4 (in)

Clean with soft dry cloth only

These works of art are of the highest quality with each color representing a different kind of wood. Beautifully grained walnut wood is traditionally the base material for this item and is offset by other woods including peach wood, apricot wood, rose wood, lemon wood, and olive wood each with subtly contrasting colors and grains. The highlight of this and many items is genuine mother of pearl that dazzles and changes color in the light.

Syrian Mosaic Industry and Art

Mosaic is an ancient Syrian art that is more than 300 years deep in Damascus’ history; it is the art of grafting wood with shells, silver or ivory. Early in the 19th century, mosaic existed in the houses of almost all well-established Syrian families, after which it became a familiar décor in presidential palaces around the world.

The craft utilizes different types of wood including walnut, beech and other types, but the delicacy of it lies in the maker’s imagination, who innovatively manipulate geometrical shapes, octagons, squares, hexagons and triangles, to come up with unique pieces.