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Gold Vermeil Diamante Hand Stamped Cigar Band Ring

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$120.00
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$120.00
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This cigar band ring features a brushed matte finish in gold vermeil accented with a repeating hand-stamped diamond motif that wraps around the ring. Earthy yet refined, its subtle texture and warm tone make it an effortless statement piece—perfect worn alone or stacked for a layered look.

3/8 inch band width

Sterling Silver with 10K Gold Vermeil - Also available in Steling Silver

Handmade in Mexico. Individually handcrafted, every piece reflects the artisan’s touch. Variations are not flaws—they’re part of what makes each creation uniquely yours.

ISHI is committed to low-impact craftsmanship and fair trade by using recycled silver and gold, natural and pigment-free packaging from Oaxacan artisans, certified by-product leather, raw materials like hand-made naturally dyed silk, and supporting artisans who work in environmentally responsible, low-impact workshops.

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