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Sterling Silver Crossed Arrows Plate Ring
$ 190- Product Notes
This sterling silver ring from American jewellery brand Red Rabbit channels the glamour of the bygone Fred Harvery era with the tribal art of the Indigenous Peoples of the American South. The crossed arrow design on the frontpiece is rendered in plate silver to put a 3-D accent on the sterling silver ring. Geometric Navajo designs on the side complement the arrows on the front.
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- Size Notes
This product comes in US sizes.
Red Rabbit
UK
EU
5
J 1/2
9.25
6
L 1/2
11.75
7
N 1/2
14.5
8
P 1/2
17
9
R 1/2
19.5
10
T 1/2
22
11
V 1/2
24.75
12
X 1/2
27.25
- Materials and Care Notes
Made in USA
Sterling Silver - Delivery & returns
This product is a Made To Order and will be manufactured in the US. It will be dispatched in 8-10 working days.
We very much hope that you'll enjoy your purchases. Should you need to return an item, we'll happily collect it from your home or office free of charge.
Terms and conditions apply
The Story
Red Rabbit takes the masculine glamour of the Fred Harvey era and the understated elegance of pre-1920s jewellery in the American Southwest, and updates it with the brand's fresh approach to twenty-first-century luxury. In order to approximate the techniques of silversmiths at the turn of the twentieth century, the brand works only with the most skilled artisans, and all of their designs are made by hand in their workshop in New Mexico. Red Rabbit prides itself on producing jewellery that is unique and original; their logo, which is stamped by hand onto each of their products, signifies these qualities.
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