Citrine & Pyrite ring, big raw stone ring, good luck chunky stone ring.
You might also be interested in the matching necklaces, see the separate listings here:


Each detail is made by hand and is unique.
The front of the ring is 4,4 cm. x 4 cm. / 1.77" x 1.57".
Adjustable ring - One Size Fits All.

Materials: Brazil raw Citrine, Pyrite, brass ring, polymer clay.

✨ Pyrite is the ideal partner for Citrine because it is an attractor as well as an amplifier stone that helps in manifesting the intentions being delivered by the citrine bringing them to reality.

✨ Citrine is a gemstone of light, happiness, and abundance. It is the most powerful stone for manifestation and can help you achieve your goals and bring your intentions to life. Citrine is also a powerful tool to help you acquire prosperity, wealth, and abundance.

✨ Pyrite is known as a stone of luck, helping to attract abundance, wealth, and prosperity.
Pyrite is a very protective stone, shielding the user from negative energy of all kinds.
Pyrite also promotes good physical health and emotional well-being. Pyrite is blocked and leaks energy also great for balancing one's energetic fields.
If you are feeling overworked lately, with no end in sight, then Pyrite might be for you! Pyrite makes a great gift for those in convalescence.

*** Good to know:
Since I work mainly with natural stones, which change shades depending on the lighting, background, and shooting angle, it is important for me to accurately convey the color and texture of the jewelry. I photograph my products in ONLY natural light and NEVER use filters. Usually, all the jewelry is photographed on different backgrounds, on a girl's neck or hand, in a video, that thoroughly conveys the look and color of the item.

Care instructions.
Jewelry is made using a mixture of different polymer clays, they are strong and durable. You can wear them freely, but do not submerge them in water. Some water will not harm it. The main thing is not to soak (drown) in water for a long time.
Also necessary to protect them from exposure to aggressive chemical substances (acetone, acid, solvents) and strong blows.

While I am trying to depict colors as accurately as possible, the actual colors may vary from monitor to monitor.