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Description
The Turquoise Hour ring captures that luminous moment between day and night — when the sky softens into shades of blue-green, and light seems to hover in quiet suspension. It is a fleeting pause where clarity meets calm, and the world is washed in a serene, almost dreamlike glow.
At its center, a sugarloaf cabochon-cut turquoise radiates with gentle opacity, its vivid yet soothing hue evoking the tranquil depth of twilight skies. Natural variations within the stone lend it an organic character, like whispers of earth beneath still water. On either side, round faceted mandarin garnets ignite with warm brilliance, their fiery orange tones offering a striking contrast — like the last embers of sunlight fading beyond the horizon.
Where the Brown Hour reflects introspection, the Turquoise Hour is a meditation on balance — a harmony of cool and warm, sky and fire. It is a piece that embodies stillness with a quiet energy, drawn to those who find beauty in moments of transition.
Design: Håkan Orrling
Dimensions: W 17 mm, H 19 mm, shank W 5 mm
Delivery time: 4–6 weeks
Care
To maintain the beauty and integrity of your purchase, we recommend treating it with care. Simple maintenance practices, such as gentle washing and proper storage, can effectively preserve the longevity of your favorites. We encourage you to refer to the care instructions included with each item, designed to help you keep your purchase in top condition.
Design
“At Orrling Jewellery, our dedication to excellence extends far beyond the selection of precious materials. It is reflected in the artistry, precision, and uncompromising craftsmanship that define every creation. We continually explore the space where fine art and fine jewellery meet, embracing jewellery as an artistic expression equal in intention, emotion, and craftsmanship to any form of fine art. Each piece is conceived as a wearable work of art sculptural, intentional, and created to be experienced, not simply worn.”