The amber cabochon in this ring has a smooth, domed surface that gathers light into one warm point. The honey colour shifts in places into a deeper, brown shade, and the cabochon cut doesn't scatter that glow into facets, but lets it flow calmly across the surface of the stone. The form of the ring is simple and minimalist, the band doesn't draw attention away from the amber, it simply holds it steady on the finger. In the Baltic region, amber has long been associated with sunny warmth and success, which makes it a fitting choice for a wedding and engagement ring.

We select each piece of amber for this design individually, examining it under light to find a stone with a clean, saturated colour and no cloudiness. Amber is fossilised resin, a material that is light and warm to the touch, quite unlike typical gemstones. Silver is rising in price, and good ambers with this depth of colour are getting harder to find, so buying this ring today makes sense from a price standpoint. The setting is made of pure, refined European 925 silver, rhodium-plated with a scratch-resistant layer that protects the metal from tarnishing and keeps its shine for a long time. The silver is stamped with a maker's mark registered at the French assay office, confirming the origin of the metal.

The ring in a big size sits well on the hand and is visible in every gesture. In spring it brings a warm accent to a pastel trench coat, a silk scarf and a light-coloured handbag - the amber livens up cooler, muted outfits. It also suits a simple linen dress, where the honey colour of the stone catches the eye without the need for extra accessories. As a wedding and engagement ring, it combines a personal character with a form that doesn't go out of style from season to season.