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    A yellow gold vermeil ring stands upright with a round grey labradorite disc and a circle of black stones at its centre.
    A rose gold vermeil band supports a circular labradorite disc with dark stones around the open centre.
    An upright sterling silver ring shows a grey labradorite disc, black central stones and a polished narrow band.
    A yellow gold vermeil ring lies at an angle, revealing blue reflections in its labradorite disc and a row of black stones.
    An angled rose gold vermeil ring shows a rounded labradorite disc in front of its smooth oval band.
    A sterling silver ring rests diagonally with a blue-grey labradorite disc and black stones bordering the central opening.
    A yellow gold vermeil labradorite ring is worn on a hand beside a ceramic coffee cup on a wooden cafe table.
    A hand wearing a rose gold vermeil labradorite ring rests against pale linen with a sunlit garden in the background.
    A sterling silver labradorite ring is shown on a hand resting on a closed green clothbound book near wooden shelves.

    A yellow gold vermeil ring stands upright with a round grey labradorite disc and a circle of black stones at its centre.

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    Pivot

    Transformation Pivot Labradorite Black Spinel Spinner Ring

    $79.00
    Transformation Labradorite Daily ritual
    Choose your Metal finish

    Metal finish: 18kt Yellow Gold Vermeil

    Choose your SizeSize guide

    Size: 5

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    Quality & details
    A spinning ring with a donut-shaped labradorite about 11.8 millimeters across and a round brilliant black spinel accent, in 18kt yellow gold vermeil, 18kt rose gold vermeil or 925 sterling silver, sizes 5 to 10.
    Shipping & returns

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    Modern Energy Lab · Material files

    Materials in this piece

    Natural stones

    Labradorite

    Labradorite
    • Changing reflections
    • Stone variation
    • Personal meaning

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Labradorite adds a darker contrast to jewelry, with reflections that can change as the stone and light move. Color and the visibility of that effect vary; each product supplies its own shape and setting details.

    In this piece: a donut-shaped labradorite, about 11.8 millimeters across, that turns on the ring. Each one is unique.

    Will the reflections always look blue?

    No. The visible reflection depends on the individual stone, lighting and viewing angle. A reference image does not guarantee a specific color or intensity in every piece.

    What does labradorite symbolize?

    In crystal traditions labradorite is associated with change and personal reflection. Such meanings are symbolic, not evidence of medical effects, protection or guaranteed results.

    How should I care for it?

    Protect the finished piece from hard impacts, heat, abrasive cleaners and chemicals. Follow its product care instructions, particularly when it also includes pearls or a plated metal finish.

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    Natural stones

    Black Spinel

    Black Spinel
    • Dark luster
    • Faceted contrast
    • Personal meaning

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Black spinel brings a deep, reflective tone to jewelry. Its surface can read glossy or graphite as the light moves across the cut and setting.

    In this piece: a round brilliant black spinel accent set beside the labradorite.

    What does black spinel look like?

    Black spinel has a dark surface with reflective facets or a smooth polish, depending on the cut.

    What is black spinel traditionally associated with?

    In jewelry traditions, black spinel is associated with focus and considered personal style. These are cultural meanings, not promises.

    How should I care for black spinel jewelry?

    Keep finished jewelry away from hard impacts, harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Wipe it with a soft cloth after wear.

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    Crafted materials

    Sterling Silver

    Sterling Silver
    • 925 silver
    • Silver alloy
    • Gentle care

    Representative material visualization · Appearance may vary

    Sterling silver is a silver alloy used in jewelry. Its bright, cool-toned surface can develop a natural patina with wear and exposure. The visible finish may also be plated, so always check the metal option for the individual piece.

    In this piece: 925 sterling silver, or 18kt gold vermeil over sterling silver, for the spinning band.

    Is sterling silver the same as a silver-colored finish?

    No. A silver-colored appearance alone does not establish metal content. Use the product's confirmed material specification; never identify sterling silver from its color or a reference photograph.

    Can sterling silver have a gold-colored finish?

    Yes. A gold layer can be applied over a sterling-silver base. In a vermeil option, the base metal and surface finish should both be stated; it must not be described as solid gold.

    How should I care for the finish?

    Store jewelry dry and separately, avoid cosmetics and household chemicals, and use a soft cloth. Follow the product's own care instructions before using silver cleaner, especially when stones, thread or gold plating are present.

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    Crystal meanings are shared as traditional symbolism for personal reflection. They are not medical, financial, or professional advice, and they do not guarantee an outcome.
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    A yellow gold vermeil labradorite ring is worn on a hand beside a ceramic coffee cup on a wooden cafe table.
    Pivot labradorite spinner ring

    A flash that turns

    A donut-shaped labradorite on a spinning band

    A donut-shaped labradorite about 11.8 millimeters across, with a round black spinel accent.

    Pivot holds a donut-shaped labradorite about 11.8 millimeters across, set to turn around the band. The labradorite holds a blue, gray, green and teal flash that seems to move inside the stone, so each turn of the ring shows a slightly different color and light.

    A round brilliant black spinel sits beside the labradorite as a dark, steady accent. The two stones together carry about 4.83 carats, and the dark spinel keeps the bright flash of the labradorite clear and focused.

    Every labradorite is one of a kind, so your ring will have its own pattern of flash. Pivot is a fidget-style ring for a quiet pause in the day, and it looks easy with knitwear, denim and everyday layers.

    A yellow gold vermeil ring lies at an angle, revealing blue reflections in its labradorite disc and a row of black stones.
    Pivot ring worn on the hand

    Light and turning

    A band that turns smoothly around the finger

    About 2.10 grams of metal in a band that spins easily and sits lightly.

    The ring weighs about 2.10 grams, so it feels light on the finger and turns smoothly without catching on clothing. The band is shaped to sit comfortably through a full day, and the labradorite circle moves easily under a thumb.

    Yellow gold vermeil frames the labradorite with a warm golden tone, rose gold vermeil gives a soft blush, and sterling silver keeps the flash cool and bright. Each finish suits a different style of clothing and jewelry.

    The meaning of transformation

    Labradorite is often associated with transformation and imagination, the sense that change can open new ways of seeing things. Its shifting flash makes it a fitting stone for a ring that is meant to be turned and looked at from different sides. Pivot is a small, everyday way to carry that idea, and the meaning is yours to choose. The ring makes no promise of a particular result.

    Some people give a labradorite ring to a friend who is starting a new chapter. Others wear one as a reminder to look at a familiar situation from a fresh angle.

    Choosing your size

    Sizes run from 5 to 10. Measure a ring you already wear that fits well, or wrap a strip of paper around the base of the finger, mark the overlap and compare the length with a size chart.

    Because the band must turn freely, check that it fits snugly enough to stay in place without feeling tight when you spin it. If you are between sizes, choose the one that moves over the knuckle with slight resistance.

    Caring for the labradorite and finish

    Labradorite can chip if it knocks against hard surfaces, and lotion, perfume, heat and chlorine can dull the stone and the vermeil. Remove the ring before cleaning, gardening, swimming, exercise and sleep.

    After wear, wipe the ring with a soft dry cloth and store it in a separate pouch. Keeping grit and sand away from the spinning band keeps the movement smooth over time.

    Find your metal tone

    Three finishes with the same labradorite spinner ring. Choose yellow gold vermeil for warmth, rose gold vermeil for softness or sterling silver for a cool line.

    Yellow gold vermeil

    Warm 18kt yellow gold vermeil over sterling silver that frames the labradorite circle in a golden tone.

    A yellow gold vermeil ring stands upright with a round grey labradorite disc and a circle of black stones at its centre.
    Yellow gold vermeil · complete ring
    A yellow gold vermeil ring lies at an angle, revealing blue reflections in its labradorite disc and a row of black stones.
    Yellow gold vermeil · angled view
    A yellow gold vermeil labradorite ring is worn on a hand beside a ceramic coffee cup on a wooden cafe table.
    Yellow gold vermeil · shown on hand at a cafe

    Rose gold vermeil

    Soft 18kt rose gold vermeil over sterling silver that gives the labradorite a gentle blush.

    A rose gold vermeil band supports a circular labradorite disc with dark stones around the open centre.
    Rose gold vermeil · complete ring
    An angled rose gold vermeil ring shows a rounded labradorite disc in front of its smooth oval band.
    Rose gold vermeil · angled view
    A hand wearing a rose gold vermeil labradorite ring rests against pale linen with a sunlit garden in the background.
    Rose gold vermeil · shown on hand in a garden

    Sterling silver

    Cool 925 sterling silver that lets the blue, gray and teal flash of the labradorite stand out.

    An upright sterling silver ring shows a grey labradorite disc, black central stones and a polished narrow band.
    Sterling silver · complete ring
    A sterling silver ring rests diagonally with a blue-grey labradorite disc and black stones bordering the central opening.
    Sterling silver · angled view
    A sterling silver labradorite ring is shown on a hand resting on a closed green clothbound book near wooden shelves.
    Sterling silver · shown on hand with a book

    Size & materials

    Main stone
    Donut-shaped labradorite, about 11.8 mm across
    Accent
    Round brilliant black spinel
    Stone weight
    About 4.83 ct in total
    Ring movement
    Spins around the band
    Metal options
    18kt yellow gold vermeil; 18kt rose gold vermeil; 925 sterling silver
    Metal weight
    About 2.10 g
    Ring sizes
    5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

    Frequently asked questions

    Is the labradorite natural?

    Yes. Labradorite is a natural stone, and every piece is one of a kind. Expect your own play of blue, gray, green and teal, not an exact match to the photographs.

    Is the black spinel natural?

    Black spinel is a natural gemstone listed in our material library. It has a deep, even dark tone.

    Does the ring really spin?

    Yes. The labradorite circle turns around the band, so the ring can be spun between your fingers during the day.

    Is this ring in stock now?

    The ring is sold as a standard item. Check the product page for the delivery estimate shown there before you order.

    Are the finishes solid gold?

    No. Both gold options are 18kt gold vermeil over sterling silver, thin gold layers rather than solid gold.

    Does the ring promise any effect?

    No. Labradorite is often associated with transformation and imagination, and those meanings are yours to choose. The ring makes no promise of a particular outcome.

    Can I wear it in the shower or pool?

    Please remove it before swimming, showering or exercise. Water, lotion and chlorine can dull the finish and the stones.

    How should I clean it?

    Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh polishes and ultrasonic cleaners, which can loosen the spinning part and damage the finish.

    A yellow gold vermeil ring stands upright with a round grey labradorite disc and a circle of black stones at its centre.
    Material Labradorite Selected option 18kt Yellow Gold Vermeil / 5