Black and Gold Edge Ring

Just Added to Sale! Originally $732-$795.
This black rhodium over sterling silver and 22k bi-metal, wide
band Edge Ring has shapes and textures lifted from a tropical
paradise (and a Zen feeling you will love).

• Finely crafted in black rhodium over sterling silver and 22k
  bi-metal.
• Available in half and whole sizes 6-9, larger sizes available
  as custom orders (please call for price).
  All Sales Final on Sale Items.
  One of Q's favorites, the Black and Gold Edge Ring combines the
  vibrancy of gold with the deep tones of Black Rhodium.
  Experiencing colors, textures and shapes in nature, and cities
  small and large, has always inspired my designs, as have
  philosophies like Wabi Sabi.
  What is Wabi Sabi?
  Wabi sabi, an ancient aesthetic philosophy rooted in Zen
  Buddhism, inspired the Edge Ring. Wabi Sabi is a ritual of
  purity and simplicity in which masters prized handmade bowls
  that were irregularly shaped, with uneven glaze and cracks,
  creating beauty in deliberate imperfection. Edge Rings embrace
  this philosophy of "beauty in imperfection" with purposeful
  alterations in symmetry and metal texture while achieving
  perfect balance, celebrating the uneven, asymmetrical and
  always curved lines of wabi sabi.
  Q's love of color, texture and shape come together beautifully
  in this ring with black rhodium over fabricated sterling silver
  and 22k gold bi metal detail. Black Rhodium is a rare and
  precious metal in the same family as Platinum with similar
  characteristics. The bi-metal is a layer of 22 karat gold alloy
  with a bright yellow color that is bonded with sterling silver
  to form a sheet of precious metal with two distinct
  surfaces.
  Q's Edge Ring is our
  best selling ring of all time, and our top selling commitment
  ring. It's also available in Vermeil, Sterling Silver (with
  White Rhodium for anti-tarnish), 14k gold, 14k gold with white
  diamond, and lightly oxidized sterling silver.
  Not sure of your ring size? It's easy to
  determine your ring size
  right at home. When buying a ring with a wide band, it’s
  generally advised to order the ring a half size larger because
  the width of the band changes the fit.