Four-Flower Ring in Rhodium 925 Silver with Tourmaline and Topaz | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Four-Flower Ring with Tourmaline and Blue Topaz: An extraordinary ring hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver at our Córdoba atelier, presenting four flower clusters — each centered on a blue topaz encircled by six multicolored tourmalines. In total, twenty-four tourmalines and four blue topazes compose a gemological garden of remarkable visual richness, a strictly handmade and truly one-of-a-kind piece.

Aesthetic Details — Four-Flower Ring with Tourmaline and Blue Topaz: The four flower clusters, each holding seven gems, form a garden of color in which the topaz's blue anchors every composition at its heart, surrounded by the chromatic burst of the multicolored tourmalines. With twenty-eight natural stones in total, this ring ranks among the most gemologically intricate designs in the entire collection. We recommend storing it separately and cleaning it with a soft cloth to preserve the natural luster of both metal and stone over time.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Four-Flower Ring with Tourmaline and Blue Topaz: Hand-forged in Córdoba, Argentina, by the Rocas & Cristales atelier, a workshop devoted to fine silver jewelry set with natural stone. Every piece is backed by a quality guarantee and ships with complimentary delivery worldwide, packaged with care to arrive in pristine condition wherever you call home — an ideal choice both as a gift and as a considered addition to one's own collection.

Natural Stone Properties — Four-Flower Ring with Tourmaline and Blue Topaz: Blue topaz, long regarded in Pakistan as a stone of Jupiter, is believed to encourage sincerity and mastery over one's own path, resonating with the throat chakra and considered a companion stone for Leo. Tourmaline from Brazil — famously revered by Empress Dowager Cixi at the Chinese Imperial Court, who wore it as an emblem of rank — is traditionally thought to transform negative energy into positive and to shield the wearer against radiation and electromagnetic exposure, resonating as a companion stone for Taurus. Twenty-eight gems, two complementary energies, gathered in an artisan garden that exists in only one example, a quiet testament to the patience required to source and set stones of this caliber by hand.