Three faceted garnets come together in a rhythmic, vintage arrangement that recalls rings from old jewelry boxes. Each facet catches the light differently, and the stone's deep, saturated purple gains subtle, warm glints as it does. This multi-stone rings and engagement piece has a compact, small form - discreet on the finger yet distinctive in character, since three garnets set close together create a dense, vivid surface of colour.

The garnets for this design are assessed under light before setting, checking the depth of red and the clarity of the stone, and only then does that selection make it into the final setting. Silver and precious metal prices are rising, and good coloured stones are becoming harder to source, so buying this ring today makes sense price-wise. At this price you get a solid core of refined sterling silver 925 of European quality, coated with a layer of 18-carat gold at least 5 microns thick - this gold is what touches the skin, ensuring comfort even for sensitive skin, with no metals present that cause irritation. Compliance with the vermeil standard is confirmed by the stamped V mark, and the silver bears the French maker's mark struck into the metal, registered with the assay office in France.

For weekend styling, this ring pairs well with an oversized, slouchy sweater, a wool shawl draped over the shoulders and a quiet palette of beige or grey - that's when the garnets become the only warm note in a cool tone. The gesture of a hand reaching for a coffee cup or adjusting a shawl naturally shows off the stones. The small, compact form doesn't get in the way of everyday tasks, and the purple accent of the three garnets stays visible on the hand all day long.