Emerald-cut smoky topaz, wood and Tagua nut ring

EDITOR'S REVIEW

• Working alongside local master goldsmiths on Bali, Alexandra Mor, who moved to the Indonesian island a few years ago, has created the first haute couture jewellery collection to feature Tagua nut, a botanical alternative to elephant ivory
• This ring features an emerald-cut smoky topaz set in a 22-carat gold bezel accented with a carved, wild-harvested Tagua nut basket
• Pure white and hard like stone, when carved, the Tagua Seed is nearly identical to ivory
• The main body of this ring is made with Areng Ebony wood and is set on 22-carat yellow gold that is handcrafted with a symbolic, ancient Balinese motif and an Alexandra Mor logo
• Limited edition of five
• Signed by the artist
• Hand carved and crafted with love and ancient wisdom in Bali and the USA
• 20% of proceeds from the Alexandra Mor Tagua Seeds Collection will go to the preservation of elephant habitats and the community and forests foundation