This one-of-a-kind sterling silver ring features a beautifully thick piece of turquoise sea glass found along the Caribbean coast, naturally softened and frosted by generations of movement through saltwater, sand, and stone.

Based on the location where it was discovered and the character and thickness of the glass, this piece may date to the 1800s—an era when the Caribbean was crisscrossed by sailing ships carrying everything from rum and wine to medicines, mineral water, and household provisions. Thick colored glass like this may have originated from an old bottle, apothecary vessel, demijohn, or other hand-blown utilitarian glassware lost or discarded along historic shipping routes and settlements.

Its substantial size makes it an especially striking piece of sea glass, with the vivid turquoise color taking center stage in a handcrafted sterling silver setting.

A true ocean-found artifact—lost to history, transformed by the Caribbean Sea, and given a new life to wear.