Review on Santuzza Panther Plating Sterling Leopard by Carlos Barete

Like a dude I've always wanted an understated panther ring. Most animal rings for men look striking, no matter how much they actually cost or what they are made of (with a few exceptions that are more understated and fit snugly on the finger, like this ring). You tend to look like a bald, older Harley rider with a ponytail, no helmet and a duster when you wear it. Not so with this one. It is thin well made and looks unrefined and feminine. I chose the black spinel as I am not a fan of cubic zirconia, a stone not found in nature, and wanted to stay away from the "fashion" ring. Although created in a lab, the stones are spinel, which is also found in nature and does not fade or tarnish over time like some cubic zirconia stones. The ring is quite comfortable. Also, all the stones have a serrated inlay, which is quite shocking for the price. I can tell you it looks great with rose gold and black watch. And it won't damage the cornea of someone who accidentally notices it. I can tell you it looks great with rose gold and black watch. And it won't damage someone's cornea who accidentally notices it. I can tell you it looks amazing with a rose gold and black watch. And it won't damage the cornea of someone who accidentally notices it.