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The ring is interesting, and is meant to convey a gladiator's arena. Here's what it's made of.

Piece of the Week: Robinson Pelham’s ‘Arena’ Ring


The top and side view of Robinson Pelham’s new sunstone “Arena” ring

"Color-loving British fine jewelry brand Robinson Pelham has thrown its hat into the one-of-a-kind arena with some special new jewels.

The company best known for its interchangeable charms worn on hoop earrings (called “ear wishes”) is embracing a grander sense of scale with the “Arena” collection.

It features six large cocktail rings crafted around unique, meticulously sourced colored gemstones. Robinson Pelham will continue to add to the collection as pieces sell and more gems catch its eye.

Named for the gladiatorial racetrack, each ring features a colorful halo intended to accentuate its center stone.

This sunstone version features a ... "
https://www.nationaljeweler.com/article ... arena-ring

Arrgh, not Oregon Sunstone, but it must look more like sparkly sand. I first saw that and went, it would look good in lattice sunstone myself, but that whole sourcing a line of jewellery volume of material thing. Hey, I ran into a hunter at the motel last friday that had a red beryl the size of a dice! Not on him, but he heard I was a miner & had to brag. Pays to keep your eyes open out there. I've been given several tips over the years i never got around to searching while i was nursing Virgin Valley. And that Avatar opal I use, did not make it. Kids had it & now my pics are all that survived of it uncracked picture wise. Dried & chips cut or burned up in the Oregon fires, don't talk about it.