Esther Dual Ring Bicolor

Gerecycled 925 sterling zilver / 14-karaat goud

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Sustainable Jewellery

Our jewellery is sustainably made from recycled silver and gold. Packaged in 100% biodegradable (potato) starch packaging.

Description

The Esther Dual Ring is crafted from recycled silver and combined with recycled gold. Thanks to the combination of a smooth side and the woven Esther pattern, this ring is engravable. Let your personal story merge with this versatile ring. This ring is larger than the Esther Mini and Small Dual Rings, making it perfect to combine with other pieces from the Esther collection by Buddha to Buddha. Designed in Amsterdam and sustainably produced in Southeast Asia. You don't buy our jewelry; you gift it. To whom will you give this piece of jewelry?

Specifications

Collection	Esther
Length	21.5 mm
Lock	NVT
Material	Gerecycled 925 sterling zilver / 14-karaat goud
Width	7 mm

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HANDCRAFTED BY ARTISANS, WORN WITH PURPOSE

Our Amsterdam-based designers work closely with the most talented craftsmen (and -women) of Southeast Asia to create the perfect handmade premium jewellery for you. Each handcrafted piece is unique and enriches your personal legacy.
Every piece is a grounding reminder for each step of the way.

DESIGNED WITH PASSION

Designed by a visionary artisan, it seamlessly blends traditional designs with a modern twist, making each piece a timeless treasure. Its intricate details combine Amsterdam's vibrant creativity with Southeast Asia's traditional craftsmanship.
CRAFTED BY HAND

Each handmade piece is bonded by stories and connected by craft. It takes at least 72 man-hours to create a single piece of Buddha to Buddha jewellery.
FILLED WITH MEANING

Our jewellery celebrates every chapter of life. We're here for the ‘the good, the bad, and the ugly’. Each piece offers a grounding reminder of a life well-lived and connections worth cherishing.