I'm a major fan of mixing up metals. We just don't see enough of it. Part of my love for two or even three tone metal jewelry designs is the fact that I like them all, so I have a hard time deciding. Also, though who doesn't stop and take a second look when you have, say for example, yellow gold mixed with platinum?

If you also like mixing it up with metals, then you'll enjoy these rings from David Tishbi:

David Tishbi has dedicated years of hard work in locating and acquiring elegant jewelry created with highest level of quality and workmanship. He was able to find that balance in this collection of handcrafted jewelry, produced in Israel by expert artisans. The result is a marriage between the designers' rich imagination and a great command of fine materials such as silver, gold, natural and man-made stones.

David Tishbi Handcrafted Jewelry specializes in a "two-tone" jewelry process. This method utilizes the striking contrast of 14 karat gold and sterling silver, creating a unique style in contemporary jewelry design. In addition to our "two-tone" jewelry, our collection also includes some pieces designed in either solid gold or solid silver. Our pieces are set with genuine and simulated gemstones including: amethyst, topaz, garnet, diamond, pearl, moonstone, quartz, tourmaline, and more.


Sterling silver punctured band with some wholes filled with14k rose gold.


Sterling silver ring surrounded by alternating silver flower bands and 14k yellow gold bands.


Oxidized sterling silver band with a 14k gold edge and sterling silver filigree.

I appreciate how these look like they were actually made by some body rather than stamped out of a mold, the fabricated looks versus casting.