Diamond Sibilia Stirrup Ring
Diamond Sibilia Stirrup Ring
Diamond Sibilia Stirrup Ring
Diamond Sibilia Stirrup Ring

Diamond Sibilia Stirrup Ring

Regular price $2,100.00
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Designer: Unknown English Artisan
Year: 13-14th centuries AD

Stirrup-style rings were popularized during the High Middle Ages— a design that lifts the gemstone high off the finger to focus one's attention on the stone. Its name "Stirrup" was likely named after the shape of the ring, which resembles that of an equestrian stirrup. Our lab-diamond Sibilia Ring echoes those of history's past, yet remains today a style as modern as ever. 0.13ct oval diamond.

Handcrafted in NYC with 14kt certified Ecological gold that is toxic-chemical-free, sustainable, ethical, and clean.

Please allow 3-4 weeks from your order date to be manufactured and ready to ship. Free worldwide shipping.

Available in sizes 4 to 10, download ring sizing guide and conversion chart here. If you do not see your size in the drop-down menu, please Contact Us.

Fairmined Ecological Gold

The only jewelry in the world made only with Certified Fairmined Ecological gold, which is mined without the use of toxic chemicals, such as mercury or cyanide. This protects humanity and the environment, including water sources, and prevents the irreversible effects of mercury vapors going into the atmosphere.

Responsible

Delivering social development and environmental protection. Providing everyone with a source of gold they can be proud of.

Ethical & Traceable

Empowering miners with healthy and safe living and working conditions, stability, gender equality, no child labor, along with creation of wellbeing in the community and support for workers rights.From the mine to your finger, we provide physical traceability of the source of gold through the entire supply chain and creation journey. 

Sustainable

Safely mining pure gold, while changing the paradigm of our ‘right-to-exploit’ the natural environment. Adopting a worldwide view of respecting safe planetary operating limits, and removing the damage to the environment caused by gold mining.