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Fleur Collection

Find the joy.

Fleur is a handmade turquoise flower ring: two genuine turquoise stones set in sterling silver petals I cut by hand at my bench. It’s named for the French word for flower, and it’s a little reminder to find joy in the small things.

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Handmade Turquoise Flower Rings

Handmade Sterling Silver | Salt Creek Silver

Find the joy.

Fleur is a handmade turquoise flower ring: two genuine turquoise stones set in sterling silver petals I cut by hand at my bench. It’s named for the French word for flower, and it’s a little reminder to find joy in the small things.

The Meaning Behind Fleur

Fleur means flower in French, and the name felt right from the first ring. Flowers don’t wait for an occasion, and neither should the things that make you happy. Fleur is my reminder to find the joy in the small things: morning coffee, a good walk, a Tuesday that goes right.

How I Make Each Turquoise Flower Ring

I cut each petal line into the sterling silver by hand, then set two turquoise stones at the center. They’re sisters, not twins: chosen to complement each other, never to copy. Handmade beads frame the pair, and a split shank keeps the ring comfortable all day. A darkened patina and a high polish bring out every petal.

Genuine Turquoise Stones

Fleur comes in Bluebird, Kingman, Sonoran Gold, and Golden Hills Lavender turquoise. Each type is named for the mine it comes from, and no two stones are alike. Every ring supports three small businesses: the miner who brought the stone out of the ground, the lapidary artist who cut it, and me, the jeweler who builds the ring around it.

Ready-to-Ship and Made-to-Order Rings

Every ring above is one of a kind and ships within 5 business days. Don’t see your size or your stones? Choose them in the Fleur Made to Order listing, and I’ll make yours in 4–6 weeks (or sooner!).

Ring Sizing

Fleur rings can be sized up a half size, but not down. See the Sizing Guide to find your fit.

Made to Be Worn

From morning coffee to dinner out. Fair warning: you’ll catch yourself admiring it at red lights.

Take it off for the hard stuff, like swimming, heavy work, or anything with soap, lotion, or perfume, then put it right back on. Sterling silver naturally tarnishes over time, and a few passes with a polishing cloth bring the shine right back. Read the full Care Guide →

Closing line: Love a flower ring? Meet Full Bloom, my three-stone bestseller.