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Big Chunky Modern 30m Hand Cut Black Onyx Wave Ring Size 8
$30.00
This is a big, chunky, hand cut, black onyx ring in size 8. The top is 1 3/16″ long by 7/8″ wide across (30mmby 22mm). Height from the finger to the top of the ring is just about 3/8″. This is a lovely showy statement ring for your collection.
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