This engagement ring pairs a classic silhouette with the warmth of three amber stones set in a row across the finger. Each stone has a cabochon cut, so light doesn't break into facets but spreads across the smooth honey and amber-coloured surface. One stone shows a hint of deeper purple, another a lighter, almost honeyed shade - the differences only become visible up close. Amber is fossilised resin, and in Baltic jewellery craftsmanship it has long been associated with sunny warmth and success, which makes this ring a natural choice for an engagement.

Only hand-examined and hand-selected stones go into this ring, because what matters is the purity of the resin and the depth of colour, not size alone. Nature itself limits the availability of fine amber, and with silver and precious metal prices on the rise, a purchase like this makes good sense today. The band is made of refined European silver, sterling silver 925, coated with a layer of 18-carat gold in line with the vermeil standard - it is gold, not silver, that touches the skin, and its presence is confirmed by the stamped V mark. The 925 fineness attests to the purity of the alloy, free of nickel and harmful additives, so the ring stays safe to wear every day. The French maker's mark stamped on the piece attests to the origin of the metal.

In a total black look - with a black turtleneck or a plain top with no accessories - it's this ring that draws the eye, as the gold coating and the warm colour of the amber stand out against deep black. The hand becomes a natural focal point in such a pairing, especially with a simple gesture like holding a glass or fixing your hair. Its classic form means the ring works just as well for everyday wear as for an evening look, when total black remains one of the most popular choices. The three amber stones in this ring carry a warmth of colour that doesn't fade, even in the most understated outfit.