Cast from salvaged molds that were on the verge of extinction–their previous owner wanted to melt them for the raw materials–LITHICS is a line of newly minted rings rooted in past disciplines. Treasury has reproduced these original, architecturally-founded rings in sterling silver, each one hand-finished in New York. With designs from the 1920s-50s that hark back to the epic elements in nature, including cliffs, mountains, coral reefs and thorny vegetation, the LITHICS rings are a testament to the true value of beauty: timelessness. We’re so happy to be able to offer these stunning, organic pieces that could have been lost forever.

Androcles - Truly a design of strange, unique beauty – raised botanical thorns come together as a claw-like form.

Safdie - Named for architect Moshe Safdie, as he ring reminds us of his Habitat 67 apartment in Montreal. It wraps beautifully around the curve of your finger.

Coral – Our biggest ring, perfect for evoking a statement of power in natural beauty.

Sorisan – A beaufiful climbing geometric piece with bulk and grace.

Liberty – A study in movement reminiscent of seagrass on a windswept beach.

Gris – A simpler cousin of Safdie evoking cubism; it captures a simple base form without sacrificing a statement.

Urchin – Viewed straight-on it appears as a protective shell of a sea ceature, while in profile it appears as a crescent of rays.