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Triple Moon Moonstone Ring "Soma" — 14K Yellow Gold

Solid 14K Gold Triple Goddess Ring — Rainbow Moonstone on a Branch-Textured Band
Soma is a triple moon engagement ring in solid 14K gold, set with an 8×4 mm marquise rainbow moonstone. The stone stands as the full moon with a gold crescent to either side of it, and the band beneath is botanical: bark texture, small sculpted leaves, branches running into the shoulders of the ring.
Solid 14K gold, in three colors
Photographed here in 14K yellow gold. The same ring is made in 14K rose gold and 14K white gold at the same price, selected in the dropdown above. Yellow reads warmest against the blue flash in the stone. Rose softens it. White gold keeps the contrast coolest and leaves the moonstone as the only color on the hand.
Solid gold, not plated. Plating is a thin surface layer that wears off with daily wear, sometimes quickly, and then has to be redone. On solid gold there is no layer to wear through. 14K is harder than the higher karats as well, so it holds a polish and resists scratching, which makes it practical for a ring worn every day.
The band
The bark texture and the small leaves are sculpted, not stamped. They run into the shoulders on both sides, so the branch carries on around the band instead of stopping where the crescents begin.
Most celestial engagement rings are plain metal around a stone. Putting the moon phases on a branch returns the symbol to where it started: the lunar calendar and the growing year were one and the same thing.
The stone
Rainbow moonstone is a trade name. The mineral underneath it is white labradorite, a plagioclase feldspar, a relative of classic moonstone rather than the same stone, since classic moonstone is orthoclase. The flash is labradorescence: light interrupted between internal growth planes, which is why it appears to sit below the surface, why blue dominates, and why it only shows when the hand moves.
Cut as a marquise cabochon, a pointed oval with a smooth domed top instead of facets. The dome keeps the flash as one travelling sheen; facets would break it into separate points of light.
Labradorite rates 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale, softer than the gold holding it, so the metal takes the knocks and the stone sits set back between the two crescents. Moonstone is also a June birthstone, alongside pearl and alexandrite.
The symbol
Waxing crescent, full moon, waning crescent: the triple goddess symbol, read in Wiccan and neopagan practice as Maiden, Mother and Crone, and more broadly as beginning, fullness and knowing. It is among the oldest feminine symbols still in use, and older than most of the traditions that adopted it.
In gold it works as an engagement ring, a wedding ring worn alone, an anniversary piece, or something bought for no occasion at all.
How it is made
Soma starts as a hand-sculpted wax model in our own workshop. The crescents, the leaves and the band are sculpted together as a single form, then cast in solid 14K gold and finished by hand. Every piece carries a lifetime warranty.
Moonstone Ring Details:
- Solid 14K gold — shown in yellow; rose and white available at the same price
- Natural rainbow moonstone (white labradorite)
- Stone shape: marquise cabochon
- Stone size: 8mm x 4mm
- Mohs hardness: 6–6.5
- Botanical band with bark texture and sculpted leaves
- Hand-sculpted wax model, cast and finished in our own workshop
- Lifetime warranty
Important information about the Ring:
This ring will be custom-made in your size. Currently, due to high order volume, production time is 6-7 weeks to ship. Due to the handmade work and natural origin of the stones, each piece is unique and may slightly vary.




















