

Slim
No. 024 · The Lode

Collection
The Lode nugget collection: rings in polished 14K gold or sterling silver, crossed by one run of nugget relief the way a vein crosses stone, many of them organic nugget rings. Lode gold is still in the rock, in veins, along faults, where it shows at the surface.
Lode gold stays in the rock, so most of these rings are polished gold with the relief in one place: a diagonal strip on Fault Line, a single patch on Outcrop, a crest on Crest. California’s Mother Lode is a belt of quartz veins about 120 miles long, its gold set in milky white quartz.



Every ring of The Lode is also made in sterling silver, in your size.


Fault Line
No. 518
A fault is a break in the rock where the two sides have moved; California’s Mother Lode gold lies in or near one. A single strip of nugget relief crosses the polished band on a diagonal.
Solid 14K gold · from 10.5 g


Slim
No. 024
In the rock, a thin vein of gold is called a stringer.
Solid 14K gold · from 8.1 g


Outcrop
No. 521
An outcrop is where a rock formation shows at the surface. One irregular patch of nugget relief breaks through a smooth, high-domed band.
Solid 14K gold · from 23.9 g



Fault Line and Slim on two fingers side by side: one diagonal strip of nugget relief across polished gold, and a narrow band made for every day.

13 rings in The Lode, in solid 14K gold or sterling silver. Filter all the rings
Lode gold is still in the rock, in veins, along faults, where it shows at the surface. Its 13 rings: one run of relief through polished gold.
In solid 14K gold at US 10, the lightest, No. 024 Slim, weighs from 8.1 g and the heaviest, No. 021 Crest, from 29.7 g, estimated from the 3D file we cast from. 3 of the 13 are marked Everyday on their page.
$345 to $440 in sterling silver and $2,005 to $5,435 in solid 14K gold: one fixed price per design and metal, the same at every size.