Deep and distinctly classic, this engagement ring combines a multi-stone form with three cabochon-cut labradorites set in a single line across the finger. The cabochon cut does not scatter light into facets but lets it sink deeper beneath the surface, revealing the characteristic flashes - streaks of blue and steely brilliance that appear and vanish with every movement of the hand. The rest of the stone stays matte and dark, which makes those blue flashes stand out even more. In older traditions, labradorite was linked to calm thinking, inspiration and faith in one's own strength.

For this piece, three labradorites were chosen for their exceptionally pure, saturated colour - it was this colour, not size or price, that decided their selection. The sterling silver 925 fineness confirms the purity of the alloy used, while refined European silver gives it its bright, even tone. The rhodium coating is hard and scratch-resistant, so the ring's shine does not fade after months of wear. Nature itself limits the availability of fine stones, and precious metals get more expensive every year, so buying good labradorite at a reasonable price makes sense today. The piece is stamped with the French maker's mark, struck on the ring and registered with the assay office.

In spring, this ring pairs well with a pastel trench coat and a silk scarf in a cool shade - a light-coloured bag completes the look, and the blue flash of the labradorite draws the eye with every gesture of the hand. The simple, classic setting does not distract from the stone, so it is the stone that leads the eye. It works just as well with a light dress for a spring party as it does in an everyday outfit with a light sweater. Three labradorites set in a single line give this ring a character that does not get lost among the crowd of classic designs.