The labradorite cabochon at the centre of this ring plays with blue and steel flashes that catch the light with every turn of the hand. Against the stone's dark background, that cool glow looks like a captured aurora, visible only from certain angles. An enameled silver band in a boho and vintage spirit surrounds it without unnecessary flourish, and the irregular, organic pattern of the setting suits the character of the natural stone well. For a wedding ring, this combination is understated yet distinctly memorable. Labradorite was once associated with calm thinking, inspiration and self-belief - an association that suits such a special occasion well.

Every cabochon for this design is chosen for its saturated, clear colour free of cloudiness, so the final piece shows a distinct, well-defined flash. Silver and precious metals are rising in price, and good labradorites are becoming increasingly rare, so buying at this price makes sense today. The band is made of refined 925 silver of European quality with hand-applied enamel - an alloy free of nickel and other harmful additives, so wearing it against the skin causes no irritation. The French maker's mark on the piece confirms the origin of the metal and the hand that finished it.

This ring fits naturally into weekend, layered outfits: an oversized sweater in cool grey, a soft scarf draped over the shoulders, a calm palette of beige and graphite. The stone's blue flash brings this understated base to life without overdoing it, catching the eye right at the gesture of the hand - adjusting a scarf or holding a cup. It also sits well with a linen shirt and the relaxed, earthy tones typical of boho style. At 3.4 grams, the ring sits lightly on the finger and doesn't get in the way of everyday activities.