The deep purple of garnets catches the eye at first glance. Six faceted stones form a compact, modern composition, and each facet catches the light differently - sometimes flashing a warm glint, sometimes muting it into a deep, saturated red. The simple, geometric setting doesn't distract from this colour, which makes the ring a fitting choice as a wedding option too, where an elegant form without excess detail is what matters most.

We check each garnet under light before it's set, examining colour and clarity before it takes its place in the setting. Silver and good coloured stones rise in price year after year, and finding garnets with this depth of colour is becoming increasingly difficult, so buying now makes sense. The ring is made from refined sterling silver 925 of European quality, and a rhodium layer protects its surface against scratches and keeps the shine lasting for years. The alloy contains no nickel or other allergenic additives, so you can wear it without worrying about skin irritation. The piece is signed with the French maker's mark registered with the assay office, which attests the metal's origin.

On the hand, this ring pairs well with simple, natural fabrics - a linen shirt, a loose cotton dress or a soft-knit sweater. Such an outfit doesn't draw attention away from the stone, and the purple flash of the garnets gains expressiveness with every movement of the hand. In a wedding look, it pairs well with a delicate, single-colour dress, where the form of the ring remains the main accent of the styling. The medium size means the ring wears comfortably and lightly, without weighing on the finger during extended wear.