Ticket sales for the Cutting Toward Change Fundraiser will be open October 1-31, 2026. All ticket sales benefit the Peoples Training & Research Centre, working to fight silicosis in the gemstone and jewelry industry. Winners will be randomly selected and notified by November 9th, 2026.
This bold, sculptural ring is defined by a broad band and a triangular moss agate cabochon that rises above the center of the design. A balanced arrangement of colorful gemstones sits across the face of the ring, creating a graphic composition that combines strong geometric forms with organic color and pattern.
A vivid green tourmaline baguette forms the center of the horizontal composition, flanked by orange-green andalusite pears and lavender sapphire rounds. A larger andalusite pear anchors the lower portion of the design, creating contrast with the triangular moss agate above.
Smaller gemstones are burnish-set in silver for a smooth, secure finish, while prongs placed over the moss agate’s corners protect its most delicate points. A polished finish gives the ring a substantial presence while keeping the gemstones at the forefront.
Designed with both visual impact and everyday wearability in mind, this is a bold piece with a grounded, wearable quality—equally suited to making a statement or becoming part of a daily rotation.
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Geeta Bharathi is the owner of GB Design in New York City.
This piece is also part of the concurring MJSA Responsibly Sourced Design Challenge.
You can vote for this design as your favorite from October 1-31st at www.mjsa.org
Every year, Columbia Gem House sponsors the MJSA Responsibly Sourced Design Challenge. Each piece in this year's raffle was inspired by a fictional story provided by MJSA and then was created and donated to be a part of our fundraising raffle.
To learn more, you can visit our Annual Fundraising Series page.
Every purchase you make with Columbia Gem House supports a responsible supply chain. We work with individual miners and cutters, while offering careful consideration and respect to the cultures, communities, and environments in which our gems are produced. These are some of the key guiding principles in how our gems are brought to market. To learn more about our process, you can visit our Fair Trade Gems® Principles & Protocols page.
