Three faceted sapphires sit in a row on a narrow, classic band, creating a shape equally at home on an ordinary day and at the moment of wedding vows. The stones show a deep, cool navy hue with a violet undertone, and the facets catch the light with every movement of the hand, drawing out short, distinct flashes. The simple, symmetrical setting doesn't draw attention away from the stones, so the whole ring keeps a calm, elegant rhythm.

Each of the three sapphires was chosen for its saturated colour and clarity, free of internal clouding that would diminish its character. Good stones of this class are becoming harder to find, since nature itself limits the availability of fine sapphires. Silver, too, is getting more expensive, so buying a ring like this today makes sense from a price perspective. The setting is made of refined European silver of sterling silver 925 fineness, coated with a layer of rhodium - a hard metal resistant to scratching, which protects the surface from tarnishing and keeps the shine lasting long. The alloy contains no nickel, so the ring does not cause allergies or skin irritation. The French maker's mark struck on the piece attests to the origin of the metal.

Styled with an all-black look - a black blouse or turtleneck - the three sapphires become the focal point that catches the eye with every movement of the hand. They also pair well with navy or graphite knitwear, where the navy tone of the stones enters into dialogue with the colour of the outfit. Thanks to its small size, the ring wears lightly, without weighing on the finger, and its classic form makes it suit an office look just as well as a wedding gown.