✨ Experience the unique magic of the VooDooStone™ — a round-cut, color-changing center gem flanked by sparkling accents, all set into a substantial men's wide band finished in dramatic black rhodium over .925 Sterling Silver. Purplish-pink / red in daylight Golden amber in incandescent (warm indoor light) Peridot green in fluorescent This trademarked, exclusive VooDooStone™ men's ring is part of David's VooDooStone Collection — the bestselling line at our French Quarter storefront. .925 Sterling Silver core under a black rhodium finish, sparkling cubic zirconia shoulder accents, ~8 mm wide band, mirror-polished edges. A statement piece for the gentleman who isn't afraid of a little drama — and a striking New Orleans souvenir from David's Antiques & Jewelry. Specifications Material: .925 Sterling Silver with black rhodium finish Main Stone: VooDooStone™ lab-created color-changing gem, round cut Side Stones: White cubic zirconia accents (channel-set, both shoulders) Color behavior: Purplish-pink (daylight) / Golden amber (incandescent) / Peridot green (fluorescent) Band style: Quilted cross-hatch shoulders, wide men's profile Total weight: 8.6 g (varies by size) Ring Size: Whole sizes 6 through 15 — select your size above. Questions? Text us at 504-908-0011. Condition: New Item Code: 894607 FAQs What makes the VooDooStone special?The VooDooStone™ is our trademarked, exclusive color-changing gem — a single stone that perceives light differently than the human eye and shifts between purplish-pink, golden amber, and peridot green depending on lighting. You'll see it change throughout your day. Is the black finish permanent?The black rhodium plating is a jeweler-grade finish bonded to the .925 Sterling Silver core. With normal wear and gentle care it lasts for years; like any plated finish, hard impacts or harsh chemicals can wear it down over time. How do I care for this ring?Wipe with a soft polishing cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, chlorine, and ultrasonic cleaners — and don't use silver dip on the rhodium finish. Read more about the VooDooStone on the David's blog
