Amethyst and Emerald Ring in Rhodium-Plated Silver | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Amethyst and Emerald Ring: This striking size-20 ring, hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver at our Córdoba, Argentina atelier, rises in three concentric rows of oval amethysts, 5 x 4 mm, prong-set and climbing toward the center, encircled by a single row of 2 mm circular emeralds. It is a sculptural, wearable-art composition built for maximum presence.

Aesthetic Details — Amethyst and Emerald Ring: The three concentric rows of amethyst create a genuine sense of dimension, their African violet deepening with every row toward the center, while the outer ring of emeralds frames the composition with a band of green that sets up a sophisticated, high-contrast palette.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Amethyst and Emerald Ring: Every Amethyst and Emerald Ring is shaped by hand in our Córdoba workshop, where the stone selection, the setting, and the final polish of the silver are each completed by a single artisan from start to finish. Complimentary worldwide shipping is included, and the piece arrives ready to wear from the moment it opens, each stone individually inspected before it leaves the workshop.

Natural Stone Properties — Amethyst and Emerald Ring: Zambian amethyst is thought to guard against negative energy and to deepen meditation from the crown chakra, an affinity felt by those born under Aries, Sagittarius, Aquarius, and Pisces. African emerald, its green drawn from traces of chromium and vanadium within the mineral lattice, inspires patience and unconditional love from the heart chakra, resonating with Taurus, Libra, and Leo. In ancient European and Indian traditions, emerald was tied to Mercury, messenger of the gods and guide of journeys and dreams, and so was long considered a stone of divine inspiration — protection and inspiration meeting in a single artisanal piece. According to Greek myth, amethyst takes its purple from wine poured over a maiden turned to translucent stone by the goddess Artemis, a legend the Greeks and Romans later echoed by drinking from amethyst cups in the belief it would ward off the effects of wine.