This Neolithic arrowhead, originating from the Caspian African culture and discovered in the Nile Valley region, dates from 7000 to 4500 BC. Crafted from flint in a traditional arrowhead form, it is a rare and evocative artifact carrying deep historical significance.

Set by hand in a textured solid sterling silver band with 18 kt yellow gold accents, the flint’s earthy tones are heightened by a black diamond flush-set within a solid yellow gold triangle. That triangle mirrors a triangular gold arrow on the opposite side of the arrowhead, a deliberate design dialogue that pairs ancient form with contemporary metalwork.

The result is a balanced, restrained piece that honors the artifact’s provenance while offering wearable refinement. This ring lets the wearer carry a small, tangible fragment of history—an intersection of cultural heritage and enduring craftsmanship.