Raja Ring

Name: Raja Ring
Brand: Lulu Designs Jewelry
SKU: R.RajaSm-SS.YB.DIAM.6
Price: 275.0 USD
Availability: InStock

explore new possibilities

$275.00

Inspired by the Tibetan Wheel of Life, our Raja Ring features a yellow bronze coin-style charm with a stunning diamond at its center and starburst beading, symbolizing the ever-moving nature of time. Set atop a hammered silver shank, this piece is both intricate and harmonious. Embrace the mantra "Explore New Possibilities" with this ring, reminding you that even when challenges arise, life's constant movement creates space for new opportunities. Made with love in Mill Valley, California.

Size:

6 7 8

Variant

Metal:

Mix Metal

Details

Mantra: "explore new possibilities"
Yellow bronze "Raja" coin, diameter: 14mm
Set w/ 1 white diamond, ctw: .01
Sterling silver hammered ring shank
Shank width: 3mm
Made with love in Mill Valley, California

Product Care

Remove rings before sleeping, swimming, or exercising. Apply perfumes and lotions before wearing to prevent discoloration of metal. Our unique blend of bronze can be brought back to its original shine by using a jeweler's cloth. Use Lavish Jewelry Cleaner regularly for optimal results.

Shipping & Returns

We want you to love your Lulu Designs purchase, but we understand that exchanges may be necessary. Return undamaged, unused, non-sale items within 10 days of delivery for exchange or store credit. Returns must be in original condition and packaging. For more details, consult our full return policy here.

Raja Ring

$275.00

RAJA

A study of time, told in gold.
Every ending carries a beginning inside it. That idea sits at the center of Raja, inspired by the imagery of the Tibetan Wheel of Life, a symbol that has shaped how cultures across the world think about time, not as a straight line, but as a wheel that keeps turning. Radiating spokes divide the charm the way hours divide a clock face, or seasons divide a year, each one marking a passage rather than an end. A single diamond sits at the center, still, while everything around it moves.
We wanted to make something that could hold both sides of change at once, the space to grieve what's ending, and the space to trust what's coming. Raja doesn't promise the unknown will be easy. It offers something steadier: the reminder that we've always had what it takes to meet whatever comes next.