This minimalist peridot ring pairs a simple, understated form with a colour that draws attention on its own. The faceted cut breaks the stone into small planes, so the green of the peridot flashes in short bursts with every movement of the hand. It's a solitaire style with a single stone set in a claw setting, in the manner of an engagement and promise ring, so it works equally well as a gift or a personal choice. The slim band doesn't pull focus from the stone, keeping all the attention on its colour.

Before the peridot was set, its clarity and depth of colour were checked, since that determines how it performs within the facets. This selection keeps the stone's quality high while the price stays reasonable. Silver rises in price year after year, so buying this ring now makes sense from a value standpoint. The setting is made of pure, refined European sterling silver 925, free of nickel and harmful additives - it's the fineness mark that confirms the purity of the alloy. A rhodium layer protects the surface from tarnishing and keeps its shine for years. The piece bears a maker's mark registered with the French assay office, attesting to the metal's origin.

This ring looks good for a meeting in the city - under a trench coat with a thin turtleneck, alongside neutral shades like beige, charcoal or cool grey. It stays light and unobtrusive on the hand, yet the stone still catches the eye of anyone you're talking to. At 1.7 grams, it's barely noticeable on the finger, so it can be worn comfortably all day. Its small size and minimalist form make it just as suitable for office wear as for a more relaxed afternoon outing.