This moonstone ring pairs raw silver with a delicate, boho soul of form. The smooth, domed cabochon holds within it a blue flash that appears and fades with every movement of the hand - this is adularescence, a phenomenon characteristic of this very stone. The background stays clear and transparent, while the blue glow emerges from within the stone rather than from its surface. In old beliefs, moonstone was linked to intuition, inner awareness and meditation, making it a fitting choice for a gift with personal meaning. The solitaire form, called at Artipol the solitaire and promise, places a single stone at the centre, with no distracting extras.

Stones for this model are chosen so that colour and clarity stay consistent across the series, so that every piece keeps a similar character. Silver is rising in price, and good moonstones are becoming harder to find, so this quality at this price is a sensible choice right now. Rhodium plating protects the surface against tarnishing and scratches, so the ring rarely needs cleaning. The base is refined sterling silver 925 of European quality, and the nickel-free alloy causes no allergies or skin irritation. Stamped on the silver is the French maker's mark, registered with the assay office, which attests the origin of the metal.

The small size and weight of 2.3 grams mean the ring sits on the finger almost unnoticed, despite the stone's distinct character. It looks good for a meeting in the city - with a trench coat, a turtleneck and a muted, neutral palette of grey or beige, where the blue flash becomes a natural focal point on the hand. It also holds up well through everyday gestures: holding a cup of coffee, a phone, a pen. The boho character of the form allows it to be paired with other rings on the same hand, without losing its own identity.