The ruby pendant plays with a warm, deep red as light hits the faceted stone from different angles. This colour has always been linked to fire and passion - here captured in a simple, minimalist form, free of unnecessary detail. The silver setting stays in the background, letting the eye land on the red facet.

Each ruby was examined individually before it was set - what matters is colour saturation and clarity, not chance. Silver and precious metals are rising in price, and good-quality stones are becoming harder to find, so buying a pendant like this today makes sense price-wise. The rhodium layer is hard and scratch-resistant, so the metal keeps its shine for a long time, and the silver itself is pure, refined silver of European quality, sterling silver 925. The alloy contains no nickel, the metal most commonly responsible for skin reactions, so the pendant can be worn without worrying about skin irritation. The French maker's mark on the piece confirms the origin of the metal.

A pendant like this works well with an open neckline, under a pastel trench coat or with a silk scarf tied loosely to the side of the neck. To complete the look, a light-coloured handbag and minimal other jewelry are enough - the red of the ruby draws the eye on its own, so the setting doesn't need to compete with it. The pendant weighs 0.8 g, so it's practically unnoticeable on the skin, and its simple form means it can be worn every day, not just on special occasions.