Rhodolite Garnet Ring in Rhodium-Plated 925 Silver, Round Cut | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Rhodolite Garnet Ring: Hand-crafted in rhodium-plated 925 silver, this one-of-a-kind piece from Rocas & Cristales sets a round-cut rhodolite garnet at its heart. Argentine size 20, with a 6mm stone chosen for its clarity and warmth. Our goldsmiths hand-select every gem individually, weighing color, brilliance and purity before the setting even begins, so the finished ring carries the distinctive quality Rocas & Cristales is known for.

Aesthetic Details — Rhodolite Garnet Ring: The round cut was chosen to draw maximum brilliance from the stone, letting its raspberry-rose color deepen and shift with every turn of the hand. The rhodium-plated silver setting frames the garnet with a clean, architectural line, so the gem itself remains the undisputed focus. It is a wearable piece, equally at home stacked with other rings or worn alone as a quiet everyday statement.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Rhodolite Garnet Ring: Every piece leaving our workshop is hand-crafted in Córdoba, Argentina, by artisans devoted to traditional goldsmithing techniques. Each ring carries our quality guarantee and ships complimentary to anywhere in the world, arriving ready to be gifted — or kept as a quiet indulgence.

Natural Stone Properties — Rhodolite Garnet Ring: Rhodolite garnet takes its name from the Greek “rhodon,” meaning rose — a nod to its lighter, more luminous hue than most red garnets, one that can be mistaken for ruby at a glance. In antiquity, gemstones were thought to mirror the cosmos, and garnet was linked to Mars, Mercury and Pluto. Sourced from the alluvial fields of Madagascar, this natural stone is associated with the root chakra and is considered grounding and regenerative, said to restore vitality and strengthen resolve. It is thought to be especially aligned with Aries. Rhodolite garnet's saturated pink-red is a matter of trace manganese and iron within the mineral lattice, a combination found in relatively few gem deposits worldwide, which lends the stone its particular rarity among garnets. Collectors often prize rhodolite for sitting at the crossing point of pyrope and almandine, carrying qualities of both.