09/02/2026
A whole galaxies worth of brand new jewels waiting patiently for Sunday’s release 🪐
As a 90’s kid, when the whole world was sporting neon colors, I spent a lot of time at the Boston Science Museums Planetarium with my uncle. It was low key a little scary to sit in a giant dark room and staring at the dome structure always made me feel a little dizzy but the night sky - so beautiful and breathtaking. Take a trip through the Milky Way and get your nostalgia on with the Electric Moon collection from Thread City Silver 💫
Rhea is Saturn’s second largest moon, discovered in 1672! It’s icy and rocky, and some people call it a dirty snowball which honestly - rude.
This size 8.75 ring is far from rude and solid sterling silver with is own set of mini-rings encompassing a gorgeous green stepped hexagon vesuvianite.
Ganymede is the BIGGEST MOON IN OUR WHOLE SOLAR SYSTEM and it orbits the planet Jupiter.
This ring features a thicccccc open-back (slightly adjustable) sterling silver band, a limey serpentine stone, scalloped bezel & two moons of it’s own
Phobos is a moon of Mars & is named after the Greek God of fear and panic (phobos=phobia). It’s also shaped like a potato.
This ring also features an open ring shank, a cluster of irregular shaped moon-like bobbles, soft scalloped edges, a rose cut mango chaldeony AND a rose cut raspberry sapphire.
Do you remember when scientists basically said “nah, Pluto is cancelled”? What a weird time. Anyway, Charon belongs to Pluto and wasn’t discovered until 1978, which was only like 20 years ago, right?
This is quite a simple 6.25 sized ring with a sterling silver shank and a scalloped bezel set raspberry sapphire.
Oberonnnnn.
She’s from Uranus. Nuff said.
A deep purple amethyst set with a hexagonal vesuvianite in sterling silver, hangs from a hefty 14g stamped jump ring, perfect for any chain o