




Oriya Jewels
Techelet Ring
Tracked delivery. Taxes are included — the price you see is the price you pay.
✦ Ships within 4 weeks.
Easy returns within 14 days.
You wear, we care. With every order, Chai (18) goes to children in Israel orphaned on October 7, through Atufim B'Ahava.
Make it personal. Engraving, a different size or metal — most pieces can be personalised (+10%). Message us at info@oriya-jewels.com.
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Tracked delivery. Taxes are included — the price you see is the price you pay.
✦ Ships within 4 weeks.
Easy returns within 14 days.
You wear, we care. With every order, Chai (18) goes to children in Israel orphaned on October 7, through Atufim B'Ahava.
Make it personal. Engraving, a different size or metal — most pieces can be personalised (+10%). Message us at info@oriya-jewels.com.
Tracked delivery. Taxes are included — the price you see is the price you pay.
✦ Ships within 4 weeks.
Easy returns within 14 days.
You wear, we care. With every order, Chai (18) goes to children in Israel orphaned on October 7, through Atufim B'Ahava.
Make it personal. Engraving, a different size or metal — most pieces can be personalised (+10%). Message us at info@oriya-jewels.com.
The story behind this piece:
A sphere of smooth agate rests atop the finger like a droplet of still water — timeless, grounded, whole.
Wrapped around it is a delicate gold band, embracing the stone in a gentle hold before curving downward into an open, sculptural form that winds around the finger.
The design feels both ancient and modern — as if unearthed from the salt cliffs of Ein Bokek, yet entirely of the present.
Named after the sacred blue dye mentioned in Torah, Techelet is a meditation on balance: between earth and sky, movement and stillness, concealment and revelation.
Agate, long believed in Jewish tradition to offer protection and grounding, mirrors the layered minerals of the Dead Sea — a place where silence speaks, and weight becomes light.
Handcrafted with Love from 14k gold or gold vermeil, each Techelet Ring is a quiet act of remembrance — of beauty, depth, and the eternal waters from which we come.

