Alexandrite, Meteorite & Black Mother of Pearl Couple Ring
Alexandrite, Meteorite & Black Mother of Pearl Couple Ring
Two rings, one love story
Some couples are dreamers who watch the night sky, and whose love reveals new dimensions over time. This set is for them. Her vintage color-changing solitaire and his real-meteorite band are designed to be worn together as one of the most romantic pairings in our celestial couple rings collection, yet each stands beautifully on its own as an engagement ring, a wedding band, or an anniversary gift. If you're still weighing your options, our guide to the best matching rings for couples in 2026 is a lovely place to begin.
Her Ring
A vintage filigree solitaire with a radiant-cut lab-grown alexandrite center (6 x 9 mm), milgrain bezel, and scrollwork shoulders, finished in blackened-silver black ruthenium over solid 925 sterling silver for dramatic contrast.
His Ring
An 8 mm polished black tungsten carbide band with an inlay of galaxy mother-of-pearl and real nickel-iron meteorite, comfort-fit inside — rugged, scratch-resistant, and quietly spectacular.
The color-changing alexandrite
Her center is a lab-grown alexandrite, famous for its visible color shift — violet-blue in daylight, warm magenta-plum under candlelight — set in an open bezel so the change is fully on display as you move through a room. As one of the three June birthstones and the traditional 55th-anniversary gem, alexandrite symbolizes a love that adapts and deepens with time. His band answers with a ribbon of real meteorite and iridescent galaxy mother-of-pearl that mirrors the same purple-blue palette; if you love that celestial detail, our meteorite wedding bands guide is a wonderful read.
The vintage design
Her ring is all old-world romance: delicate filigree, a milgrain bezel, and scrollwork shoulders finished in black ruthenium for a rich, dimensional blackened-silver tone that makes the alexandrite's color-shift read most vividly. It's a moody, antique-inspired silhouette that feels right at home among our dark romance couple rings.
Metals & everyday wear
Her ring is solid 925 sterling silver in a blackened-silver ruthenium finish; his is black tungsten carbide, one of the hardest, most scratch-resistant metals in fine jewelry, with a comfort-fit interior and the meteorite inlay sealed into the band. Both are hypoallergenic and nickel-free, and her ring can be made in solid gold on request.
Specifications
- Set Two-piece his & hers couples ring set
- Her metal Black ruthenium over solid 925 sterling silver
- Center stone Lab-grown alexandrite, radiant cut, 6 x 9 mm
- Color shift Violet-blue (daylight) to magenta-plum (warm light)
- His metal Polished black tungsten carbide, comfort fit
- His inlay Galaxy mother-of-pearl & real meteorite
- His band width 8 mm
- Birthstone June (alexandrite)
Sizing & care
Each ring is handcrafted to order in your sizes and is hypoallergenic and nickel-free. To keep both rings looking their best, simply wipe clean with a soft cloth. Every order arrives in a free luxury velvet ring box with free U.S. shipping, conflict-free stones, and a lifetime warranty — so it's ready to gift or propose with the moment it lands, and each ring is also available separately.
Frequently asked questions
Is this sold as a matching set?
Yes — it's a two-piece his & hers couples set, and each ring can also be purchased separately.
Does the alexandrite really change color?
Yes — the lab-grown alexandrite shifts between violet-blue in daylight and magenta-plum in warm light, and the open bezel keeps that color change fully visible.
Is the alexandrite lab-grown?
Yes — it's a lab-grown alexandrite with the same chemistry, hardness, and color-changing behavior as its mined counterpart, making this famously rare gem beautifully affordable.
Is the meteorite real?
Yes — his inlay uses real nickel-iron meteorite fragments that show the natural crystalline pattern formed over millions of years in space.
What is galaxy mother-of-pearl?
It's genuine natural mother-of-pearl chosen for its iridescent purple-violet-blue shimmer, echoing the alexandrite's color-shift palette on his band.
What is the finish on her ring?
Her sterling silver is finished in black ruthenium for a rich, dimensional blackened-silver tone that gives the ring its moody, antique character.
Is alexandrite a June birthstone?
Yes — alexandrite is one of the three June birthstones alongside moonstone and pearl, which makes this set a meaningful June birthday or anniversary gift.
What metals are used?
Her ring is solid 925 sterling silver with a black ruthenium finish; his is black tungsten carbide. Both are hypoallergenic and nickel-free, and her ring can be made in solid gold on request.
How durable is it for daily wear?
His tungsten band is exceptionally scratch-resistant, and her alexandrite is a hard, durable gem — an easy set to live in with a little gentle care.
What comes with my order?
A free luxury velvet ring box, free U.S. shipping, conflict-free stones, and a lifetime warranty.