Diopside, pink tourmaline and amethyst ring

Size 16 ring crafted in rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver, with gold-plated details and 3mm faceted diopside and amethyst stones, along with a 7 x 5mm oval polished cabochon pink tourmaline. The design features flowers with stones set in their centers, gold plating, and silver filigree and circles that enhance the design.

Diopsidium:

It is also known by the misleading name of Russian Emerald , because quality specimens have a color very similar to this gemstone. Chromium diopside is a variety of a beautiful emerald green . This intense green hue is due to the presence of chromium within the stone's crystalline structure . Following its relatively recent discovery in Russia, it has been marketed with great success as a gemstone that offers a lower price alternative to emerald and other more expensive green gems.

Properties: It teaches humility and helps you value what you truly feel, to follow your intuition and trust your ability to feel.

Origin: Pakistan

Sign: Sagittarius

Pink Tourmaline:

Also known as rubellite, pink tourmaline contains traces of manganese, which gives it its lovely pink hue. Tourmaline exhibits both pyroelectric and piezoelectric properties, meaning that opposite charges accumulate at both ends under pressure and when heated.

Origin: Brazil.

Properties: It is an aphrodisiac that attracts love on the material and spiritual plane.

Otherwise: Libra

Amethyst:

According to Greek mythology, Dionysus, the god of wine, desired a maiden named Amethystos. She wished to remain chaste and prayed to the gods for help. The goddess Artemis heard her prayers, transforming her into a transparent crystal. When Dionysus learned of this, humiliated, he poured wine over the rock, staining it purple. The Greeks and Romans drank from amethyst cups to avoid drunkenness.

Origin: Africa.

Properties: It is perfect for meditation, it protects against negative energies from the environment.

Zodiac sign: Aries, Sagittarius, Aquarius, Pisces