Black Onyx Marquise Statement Ring

Black Onyx has been used in jewellery for centuries and is recognised for its deep black colour and smooth, polished surface. The stone has long been valued in both historic and contemporary jewellery for the contrast it creates when paired with precious metals.

Across many cultures, Onyx has often been associated with strength, focus, and resilience. Its dark tone and solid appearance give it a grounded and enduring character within jewellery design.

When set in sterling silver, the bold colour of Black Onyx becomes the focal point of the piece. The marquise shape enhances this contrast, creating a ring that feels both structured and expressive.

Q: Is the Black Onyx natural?
A: Yes. This ring features a natural Black Onyx gemstone. As with all natural stones, subtle variations in colour and inclusions may occur.

Q: What shape is the Onyx stone?
A: The gemstone is cut in a marquise shape.

Q: How is the stone set?
A: The Onyx is secured in a smooth bezel setting.

Q: What metal is the ring made from?
A: The ring is crafted from 925 Sterling Silver.

Q: What sizes are available?
A: This ring is available in US ring sizes 5 to 9.

Q: Is the ring comfortable to wear?
A: Yes. Despite the bold design, the ring is designed to remain comfortable for everyday wear.

Q: Can I purchase this ring as a gift?
A: Yes. However, if you wish to gift any of your Indie and Harper products, please let us know (in the notes section in your shopping cart) and we will box them separately.

Material: 925 Sterling Silver

Stone: Natural Black Onyx

Stone Shape: Marquise

Stone Cut: Cabochon

Stone Size: Approximately 20 mm x 11 mm

Stone Setting: Bezel set

Design: Marquise Black Onyx statement ring

Weight: Substantial yet comfortable for statement wear

Ring Sizes: US ring sizes 5 to 9

Care: Avoid moisture, perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals. Clean gently with a soft cloth after wear and store separately.

Please Note: Black Onyx is a natural gemstone. Variations in colour, inclusions, and surface markings may occur and are part of the stone’s natural character.