The deep purple-red of the garnets catches the eye from the very first glance at this hand. Seven faceted garnets fall into a rich, irregular rhythm typical of boho style - each stone catches the light at a different angle, and the facets flash with glimpses of deep red and brown. This multi-stone composition has an engagement character, though it is far from the classic solitaire - it is a free-flowing, lively form built from many small accents that come together as one whole. The silver band stays slim and light, so all the attention goes to the stones.

We assess every garnet under light before it goes into the setting, checking colour saturation and internal clarity - which is why this ring offers good-quality stones at a reasonable price. Silver and precious metal prices are rising, and good garnets are becoming harder to source, so buying now makes sense price-wise. The setting is made of refined European 925 silver, coated with a layer of rhodium - a hard metal resistant to scratching, which protects the surface from tarnishing and dulling for a long time. The alloy is pure, free of nickel and harmful additives, so it does not irritate the skin even with everyday wear. The French maker's mark on the inside of the band confirms the metal's origin.

This ring brings a boho touch to evening styling. Wear it with a little black silk dress and leave your hands free of other jewellery - the garnets alone are enough to draw looks with every gesture. It also looks good against deep green or bottle blue, colours that bring out the warm red of the stones. The medium size and weight of 2.4 grams mean the ring sits easily on the finger, without weighing it down through a long evening.