Meteorite Offset S-Curves

This is a titanium tension set ring, but the "stone" is a 4 billion year old metallic meteorite, known as the Gibeon meteorite, named after the city it fell to Earth near.  The city is in Namibia, Africa, and the meteorite fell sometime in prehistory and was discovered in 1838.  It has a unique crystalline structure due to it cooling over millions of years in space.  Metals native to Earth don't have this unique structure.  The meteorite is cut smaller than the width of the ring, and has a girdle to resemble a stone.  This ring is 7mm wide with a 6mm meteorite.