Sterling Silver Ring with Raw Moldavite Tektite

The item is a sterling silver ring featuring a raw Moldavite tektite as its primary setting. The Moldavite, described as being between 4 and 6 carats, displays characteristics consistent with a natural, unpolished specimen formed approximately 14.7 million years ago. Its color appears to be a translucent, earthy green with visible inclusions and a rough, textured surface, indicative of its origin as a tektite. The unique, irregular shape of the Moldavite, with its visible natural formations and potential etchings, makes it a distinctive centerpiece. The stone is mounted in a setting that appears to be made of sterling silver, evidenced by its bright, reflective metallic luster and the provided context of a '925 marking'. The silver setting cradles the Moldavite securely, with visible prongs or a bezel-like structure holding the irregular stone in place. While the full ring band is not visible, the portion shown indicates a polished metallic surface. The overall condition appears good, with no immediately discernible damage to either the stone or the setting, though the raw nature of the Moldavite means its 'condition' is inherent to its formation rather than wear. The item possesses a natural, organic aesthetic, typical of geological jewelry. Quality indicators include the specified origin (Czech Republic) and the material purity for the silver ('925'), suggesting a responsibly sourced and crafted piece.