This ring with two labradorites pairs a geometric, modern form with a stone that reveals blue and steel-grey flashes against its dark background. This effect, known as labradorescence, comes alive with every movement of the hand - it looks different in daylight and different under lamplight in the evening. The big setting doesn't draw attention away from the stones - they lead the eye, while the silver form stays in the background as a quiet complement. The pair of labradorites, arranged symmetrically, brings to mind a promise or a pact, and in some traditions this stone has been associated with calm of mind, inspiration and self-belief.

Both stones were chosen for matching colour and intensity of reflection, so in this piece they work together rather than separately. Good labradorites are becoming harder to source, and silver prices are rising, so this ring at its current price is a sensible choice for now. The metal is refined European silver coated with a layer of rhodium - hard and scratch-resistant, protecting the surface from tarnishing and keeping the shine for a long time. The 925 fineness confirms the purity of the alloy, free of nickel and additives that could irritate the skin. The inside bears the French maker's mark, registered with the French assay office, which attests to the origin of the metal.

This ring feels right in weekend layering - with a chunky oversized sweater, a draped scarf and a calm palette of beige or grey. The dark background of the stones stands out clearly against soft knitwear, and the blue flash catches the light with every gesture, whether the hand wraps around a cup or adjusts a scarf. It's a piece that works every day, with no need to match it to an occasion - a simple, understated outfit is enough for the stones to do the rest.