Three faceted blue topazes fall into a rhythmic pattern that catches new glints of light with every turn of the hand. The cool blue of the topaz shifts in intensity as the hand moves - flaring bright one moment, fading into the shadow of the facets the next. The slender, modern band doesn't overshadow this play of light, and the small size of the stones keeps the ring light despite carrying three stones. It's a design suited to wedding celebrations and to moments when a subtle, multi-stone detail on the hand is what matters.

Before it goes into the setting, each topaz is assessed for colour and clarity - what counts is depth of blue and freedom from cloudiness. That's why, at this level of quality, the price stays reasonable, even as silver and good stones get more expensive month by month. The setting is refined European sterling silver 925, additionally coated with a layer of rhodium that protects the surface from tarnishing and keeps its shine despite everyday wear. The alloy contains no nickel or other harmful additives, so the skin beneath the ring stays safe. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, which attests the origin of the silver.

For a family celebration, pair it with an elegant dress in a muted colour and classic accessories - in the warm light of the room, the blue of the topaz deepens and draws the eyes of guests. It also suits a delicate silk blouse, when the hand is meant to stay the centre of attention. Its small size means the ring wears comfortably all evening, without weighing on the finger. The three faceted topazes are what lingers longest in the memory.