Thea Ring
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Thea is the goddess of shining light (even sparkling jewellery)! The refined and regal design of this piece with a moody smoky quartz is sure to make you feel like a goddess too. Don't miss the cut-out eye behind the stone.
♦ This piece features a brushed, matte finish♦ Genuine marquize-cut Smoky Quartz gemstone
♦ Handmade in Bali from an original design
Product Specs
Product Specs
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All Hunt Of Hounds pieces are slow-made by hand in Bali, Indonesia from our original designs.
Our Materials
Our Materials
We use 925 sterling silver (nickel free, hypo-allergenic), 18k gold vermeil (gold over sterling silver), and 14k-18k solid gold. This includes our chains, clasps, earrings, and posts.
Our gemstones are selected one at a time to ensure quality and uniqueness. We work with small, independent dealers and never purchase in bulk.
Care & Wear
Care & Wear
Each piece ships with a ‘care card’ to help you increase the life of your jewellery.
All our pieces are finished to the greatest quality, however, sterling silver and vermeil jewellery will wear, tarnish, scuff, and scratch over time. These occurrences should be seen as a natural part of owning your item, giving each piece a history and uniqueness.
Please read our Jewllery Care 101 for more tips.
Shipping
Shipping
All orders are shipped within 48 hours of payment confirmation using JNE (excluding holidays & weekends).
Why Hunt Of Hounds?
Why Hunt Of Hounds?
We are female-forward, family business that is committed to re-investing in our staff, their families, and our community at large. Each purchase of a Hunt Of Hounds piece positively impacts the women on our team through equal wages and role empowerment.
We are not fast fashion. Our Slow & Steady production model cuts down on waste and unsold inventory while reducing our storage & shipping footprint.
Each piece is designed, crafted, finished, and packaged in our own workshop by us and our team who have been a part of our journey for over 10 years.
