Ruby Flower Ring in 925 Silver, Faceted Petals | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Ruby Flower Ring: An author's ring in Argentine size 18, hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver in our Córdoba, Argentina workshop. The design gathers natural rubies faceted in a teardrop cut, five by four millimeters, arranged into a five-petaled flower. This floral composition of red natural stone against rhodium-plated silver creates a piece of considerable expressiveness, where nature itself dictates the aesthetic of this unrepeatable work.

Aesthetic Details — Ruby Flower Ring: The floral arrangement of teardrop rubies creates an organic pattern of considerable refinement. Each natural stone catches light from a different angle, producing a dynamic, shifting play of color that keeps the piece feeling alive on the hand. The floral architecture set against the ring's smooth silver band creates a contrast between the organic and the geometric that defines the house's design language, one that favors quiet, considered motifs over anything overstated.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Ruby Flower Ring: Hand-crafted in Córdoba, Argentina, by Rocas & Cristales, this ring carries our quality assurance and ships complimentary to anywhere in the world, arriving ready to wear from the moment it reaches you.

Natural Stone Properties — Ruby Flower Ring: Ruby is the natural stone of love, passion, and courage. Linked in gem lore to the root and heart chakras, it activates vital energy, builds self-confidence, and protects the person who wears it. Sourced from historic Burmese deposits, its intense, luminous vibration turns any piece into a symbol of determination and self-regard. Here, the floral design amplifies that energy with the symbolism of blooming and renewal, resonating especially with Aries and Leo, signs long associated with vitality and passion. Ancient cultures linked flowers carved in natural stone to life's cyclical renewal, a symbolism this piece translates into five ruby petals taking shape in silver. Belonging to the corundum family, ruby's saturated color owes to trace chromium within the mineral lattice, the same element long prized by gemologists for the stone's distinctive glow.