Two cabochon-cut amber stones open this promise ring with a warm, honeyed colour that here and there deepens into an almost caramel-like purple. This is fossilised resin, so light doesn't bounce sharply off it but scatters gently within, as if held inside the amber for a lingering moment. The simple, modern band doesn't pull attention away from the stone - the whole composition stays light and legible on the finger. In many traditions amber was linked to sunny warmth and good fortune, which suits a ring given as a promise rather well.

A matched pair of amber stones with such a close, saturated colour isn't easy to come by, and finding a second one just as fine can be genuinely difficult - good stones of this kind are growing scarcer. Silver and quality natural stones keep rising in price, so buying at this price today already looks like a sound move. Refined European silver 925 forms a solid base for the setting, and a rhodium layer protects its surface from tarnishing and losing its shine for years to come. The piece bears the French maker's mark, which guarantees the origin of the metal. A pure alloy, free of nickel and other irritating additives, can be worn without worrying about skin irritation.

In summer this ring pairs well with a flowing linen dress in a light, sandy shade - the warm tone of the amber feels at home in such a muted, natural palette. It also suits a simple cotton shirt with rolled-up sleeves, when the hand stays at the centre of attention. The amber cabochons catch the eye with every gesture, and the medium size means the ring wears comfortably every day, not just on special occasions.