Blue Reverie Turquoise Ring

A Sleeping Beauty color turquoise ring featuring a vivid 4 × 6mm oval cabochon center stone in a clean sky-blue tone. The smooth turquoise surface creates a soft, luminous focal point, framed by a sparkling floral halo that adds brightness and dimension around the stone.

Crafted in S925 sterling silver, the adjustable ring features a four-prong center setting, pavé-style floral halo, and ornate bow-like openwork shoulders with clear accent stones. Fresh, feminine, and quietly radiant, Blue Reverie brings a graceful sky-blue glow to everyday gemstone styling.

Turquoise

Turquoise

5–6

United States

Oval cabochon

Four-prong oval turquoise center stone with a pavé-style floral halo, clear accent stones, bow-like openwork shoulders, and an adjustable S925 band.

Center stone: approx. 4 × 6mm,
Estimated center stone weight: approx. 0.3 carats.
Adjustable ring band.

Good Grade Sleeping Beauty Turquoise; opaque, with a vivid sky-blue color, smooth cabochon surface, and clean visual presence.

S925 sterling silver

Selected for its vivid Sleeping Beauty turquoise color, smooth oval cabochon surface, delicate floral halo, sparkling clear accent stones, ornate openwork shoulder design, and refined adjustable silver setting.

Sky-blue, fresh, feminine, luminous, delicate, graceful, dreamy, polished, and quietly radiant.

Turquoise is associated with protection, calm communication, emotional ease, and peaceful self-expression. Its clear sky-blue tone brings a gentle sense of openness, serenity, and lightness to the piece.

December birthstone gifting, turquoise lovers, sky-blue gemstone collectors, delicate everyday styling, meaningful gifting, soft statement rings, and anyone drawn to calm blue gemstones with a graceful feminine design.

Part of Facets by Astrielle, a curated edit of gemstone jewelry selected for light, color, and meaningful everyday sparkle.

This piece features Sleeping Beauty turquoise. Each gemstone may show slight variations in color, surface character, polish, and tone. These subtle differences are part of the individuality of the stone.