The green peridot in this ring has a cool, grassy hue that catches the light with every movement of the hand. The faceted cut of the two stones breaks up the sparkle into fine planes, and their arrangement reads like a gesture of promise - two stones set close together, joined into a single, modern form. The band is narrow and simple, so it is the peridot that draws the eye, not the setting.

Only a small portion of the sorted rough makes it into this piece - what matters is purity of colour and the absence of flaws, which is why the quality stays high while the price remains reasonable. The nature of this stone is hard to fake: good peridots are becoming rarer, and silver is rising in price, so today's price makes sense. Refined silver of European quality, sterling silver 925, confirms the purity of the alloy, free of nickel and other harmful additives that could irritate the skin. A rhodium layer protects the surface against tarnishing and scratches, so the shine stays just as it was on the day of purchase for a long time. The French maker's mark on the piece attests to the origin of the silver.

This ring brings a fresh, green accent to an evening look - it looks good on a hand holding a glass of wine alongside a little black silk dress, where no other adornments are needed. It can be worn on its own, without bracelets or other rings, so the peridot remains the sole focal point on the hand. With an autumn sweater in bottle green or khaki, it looks just as natural. Its very small size and weight of 1.6 grams make it light to wear, barely noticeable on the finger.