Sassoferrato’s Virgin in Prayer is an amazing work. The blues are almost like nothing I’ve ever seen. But, then again, I have seen that blue -- it’s sitting right before you. The blue color in the painting is a color called ultramarine. It’s derived from a material called lapis lazuli (lapis). Lapis was prized during the renaissance for its deep blue color, that’s unlike anything else found in nature. The price by weight at one point exceeded the price of precious metals like gold and silver. Those times are gone, but the 6000-year appreciation for the stone continues. This ring is fine silverwork, simplicity at the setting, with beautiful filigree work at the bottom of its head. The color is this shocking ultramarine that is sure to catch the eyes of anyone within your vicinity. To care for works like these, check out our care guide. It won’t take much to care for this ring, but check out the guide anyway. I give pointers on general silver care which you may find useful. Sizing this piece is easy. It should fit most pinky or ring fingers. However, if you want some exact measurements, head on over to our sizing guide. It has a sizing tool that’ll help you find out if this one will fit you, or if some other ring you were eyeing is more up your alley. Sz. 6.5/ W 0.96 in./ 11.52 g