Faceted peridot catches the light in tiny facets, revealing a rich, grassy green - the kind of colour that instantly brings to mind a fresh meadow after rain. Before being set, every stone was assessed for clarity and depth of colour, so that nothing in this small piece is left to chance. The solitaire form is deliberately understated here - a single stone set plainly, without extra embellishment, which suits the minimalist character of the ring's overall shape perfectly. The very small size means the piece sits lightly on the finger, almost unnoticeable to the touch.

The peridot for this solitaire was chosen with care, and good stones of this size and clarity are becoming harder to find, as the natural supply of the raw material is simply shrinking. Silver and precious metal prices are rising, so a ring at this price makes practical sense today. Rhodium plating protects the silver from tarnishing and losing its shine, so the surface keeps its lustre despite everyday wear. Sterling silver 925 guarantees the purity of the alloy, confirming the absence of nickel and harmful additives in the refined European silver. The French maker's mark on the piece guarantees the quality and origin of the precious metal.

A ring like this feels at home in everyday wear, especially with soft knitwear - a grey or beige roll-neck jumper, where the green peridot immediately draws the eye against a calm, monochrome outfit. It also works well with a simple shirt or a linen dress, as long as the rest of the look stays understated. The very small size and the 1.8-gram weight keep the gesture of the hand light, letting the faceted peridot do the rest of the work.