Three-Stone Bracelet in Silver with Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Three-Stone Bracelet with Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire: This atelier bracelet in silver brings together three natural stones of intense color — ruby, emerald, and sapphire — set alongside diminutive, metallic-glinting marcasite that serves as a decorative accompaniment, a Victorian-era goldsmithing technique revived here for contemporary design. Each gem was individually selected for its hue, achieving a vivid, balanced chromatic palette across the entire piece.

Aesthetic Details — Three-Stone Bracelet with Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire: The red of the ruby, the green of the emerald, and the blue of the sapphire sit side by side without competing, thanks to the unifying effect of the marcasite that frames each setting with its graphite-like shimmer. The result is a piece of striking personality, ideal for anyone drawn to a statement jewel with both history and color.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Three-Stone Bracelet with Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire: Handmade in Córdoba, Argentina by Rocas & Cristales, this bracelet is backed by our craftsmanship guarantee and arrives with complimentary worldwide shipping, wherever you call home.

Natural Stone Properties — Three-Stone Bracelet with Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire: A red variety of corundum — the same mineral that gives rise to sapphire — ruby owes its color to traces of chromium within its structure. The most coveted deposits have historically come from Myanmar, long considered the source of the finest stones. A July birthstone, ruby is linked to Cancer and Leo and to the energy of the root and heart chakras; since antiquity it has been associated with passion, vitality, and courage, worn by warriors as a talisman of protection. A green variety of beryl, emerald owes its color to traces of chromium and vanadium, with Colombia remaining the world reference for quality. A May birthstone linked to the heart chakra and to Taurus and Gemini, it has long been credited with favoring renewal, personal growth, and genuine love — the gem Cleopatra is said to have favored above all others; its natural inclusions, far from a flaw, are prized by jewelers as an inner garden that certifies authenticity. A variety of corundum spanning every color but red, sapphire was considered in antiquity the stone of royalty and wisdom, set into bishops' rings and European crowns as a symbol of truth and loyalty. Sri Lanka has long been among the most prestigious sources. A September birthstone linked to the throat and third eye chakras and to Virgo, it is credited with bringing mental clarity, protection, and fidelity to one's own principles.