Deep and understated, this labradorite ring draws out everything that makes the stone so hypnotic. The cabochon, with its smooth, domed surface, conceals a dark, almost graphite background where a blue, sometimes steel-toned flash appears with every movement of the hand. Two small cubic zirconia stones set beside the labradorite catch the light and add a subtle sparkle to the whole, without drawing attention away from the main stone. The simple, minimalist band does not compete with this play of light - it stays in the background, modern and distinctly restrained in form.

Every labradorite for this ring has been individually examined and selected for depth of colour and surface clarity - which is why the stone's exceptional quality comes at a price that remains reasonable. Silver and good stones get more expensive year on year, and labradorites of this quality are becoming harder to find, so this purchase makes price sense today. The rhodium layer on the silver is hard and resistant - it protects the surface from tarnishing, keeping the shine bright for years to come. The 925 hallmark confirms the purity of the alloy, refined European silver free of nickel and harmful additives, which does not irritate the skin. The French maker's mark - a guarantee of the quality and origin of the precious metal - completes the character of this piece. In old jewellery tradition, labradorite was associated with peace of mind, inspiration and self-belief, making it a fitting choice for a wedding and engagement ring.

For everyday wear, pair it with a beige trench coat and a plain cool-grey turtleneck - the stone's blue flash brings this understated palette to life without the need for extra jewellery. It also works well with a simple sweater and tailored trousers for a meeting or coffee in town, where the hand stays at the centre of attention. The big size of the stone means the ring looks striking on a hand with slender fingers, while keeping the overall form light.