The deep, saturated red of three faceted garnets gives this ring a distinctly vintage character - each turn of the hand draws new flashes from the stones, from warm ruby to cooler crimson. The facets work with light in motion, and the whole composition of three garnets set in a row catches the eye with every gesture.

The ring is made using the vermeil technique: a core of refined European sterling silver 925 covered with a layer of min. 5 microns of 18-carat gold. This gold is what touches the skin - an alloy free from allergenic metal additives, worn without concern about irritation. Compliance with the vermeil standard is confirmed by the stamped V mark. The piece is signed with the French maker's mark. We selected the garnets for colour and clarity - it is precisely these criteria that determine how intensely the facets play. Good garnets of this clarity are becoming increasingly rare, and gold prices are rising, so this quality at the current price is a sound purchasing decision.

For everyday wear, the three-garnet ring pairs beautifully with a natural beige linen shirt or a loose-cut cotton blouse - the warm red of the stones enlivens muted fabrics and makes a clear statement on the hand. It also works as a subtle wedding accent: the gold vermeil coating and the deep colour of the garnets create a composition that looks refined without excess.