Flower Ring in Silver with Amethyst, Diopside & Rhodolite | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Flower Ring with Amethyst, Diopside & Rhodolite: A one-of-a-kind piece hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver at the Rocas & Cristales atelier in Córdoba, Argentina. This Argentine size 18 ring takes a flower form, notable for its intense, vivid color combination, with faceted amethyst stones (3 and 2 mm) at its center.

Aesthetic Details — Flower Ring with Amethyst, Diopside & Rhodolite: The central amethysts are encircled by hand-faceted chrome diopside, rhodolite garnet, and citrine, each cut into a 5 x 4 mm oval and prong-set to intensify their color. The result is an exuberant flower where every natural stone lends its own vibrant note. It is a timeless choice, one that dialogues with the natural world and accompanies both quiet daily moments and occasions worth marking.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Flower Ring with Amethyst, Diopside & Rhodolite: Hand-forged in Córdoba, Argentina, by Rocas & Cristales. Each ring is backed by our quality guarantee and ships complimentary to destinations worldwide, arriving ready to wear the moment it's opened.

Natural Stone Properties — Flower Ring with Amethyst, Diopside & Rhodolite: Amethyst, born by Greek myth from a maiden protected by the goddess Artemis, is said to calm the mind, deepen meditation, and sharpen intuition; it governs the third eye and crown chakras and is associated with Pisces, Virgo, and Aquarius. Chrome diopside owes its vivid green to trace chromium within its mineral structure, a resemblance to fine emerald that earned it the nickname "Russian emerald"; it is said to heal the heart chakra and ground the wearer, traditionally linked to Taurus and Scorpio. Rhodolite garnet, a blend of almandine and pyrope whose name comes from the Greek rhodon, or rose, carries an affectionate warmth, said to inspire love, empathy, and compassion; it resonates with the heart and root chakras and is associated with Virgo. Citrine, the golden variety of quartz, served in antiquity as a talisman against misfortune; connected to the solar plexus chakra, it is said to draw abundance, joy, and confidence, and is traditionally linked to Leo, Aries, and Gemini.