This labradorite signet ring draws a blue, at times steely, flash out of the stone's dark surface, appearing and fading with every movement of the hand. The faceted cut breaks up light into small flat facets, so the reflection isn't even but concentrates at chosen points on the stone. The signet's form has been reduced to a simple, flat plate with no decoration, keeping all the attention on the labradorite. That minimalism wears well day to day, with no risk of the design growing tiresome over time.

Each stone is examined under light before it's set, checking the depth and evenness of the blue flash - only pieces with clear, pure labradorescence make it into this signet. Good labradorite gets more expensive along with silver, so buying at this price makes practical sense today. The setting is refined European silver, sterling silver 925, additionally rhodium-plated - this hard coating protects the surface from tarnishing and loss of shine for years to come. The alloy contains no nickel or other harmful metal additives, so the signet can be worn without worrying about skin irritation. The silver here is stamped with the French maker's mark, which attests to the metal's origin. In old beliefs, labradorite was associated with calm of mind and self-confidence - it was regarded as a stone that supports focus.

For the office, the signet works best with a smooth shirt and a jacket in muted grey or navy - the stone's blue flash brings life to a quiet palette without breaking its character. At the desk, where the hand is often in motion, the labradorite regularly catches the eye with a flash that disappears and returns. Thanks to its very small size and weight of 1.6 g, the signet sits lightly on the finger, doesn't get in the way of daily tasks, and wears just as well on its own as stacked with other, subtle rings.