Aquamarine Ring in 925 Silver, Irregular Facet, Size 20 | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Aquamarine Ring, Size 20: An author's ring in 925 silver, size 20, that celebrates irregularity as a virtue. The faceted 14 x 10 mm aquamarine has been cut irregularly to preserve and accentuate the natural stone's organic character, forgoing geometric perfection in favor of an authenticity no synthetic gem could emulate. A choice for those who see jewelry as a dialogue with nature in its purest state. Prior to shipping, every piece is hand-inspected to certify the metal's polish and the stone's optical quality, following our workshop's rigorous artisan control process.

Aesthetic Details — Aquamarine Ring, Size 20: This natural aquamarine's intense pale blue holds a transparency reminiscent of the sea on a calm day. Its irregular cut preserves the texture and character of the rough stone, with edges that catch light unpredictably and cast reflections ranging from sky blue to deep turquoise. Set against 925 silver, that blue takes on a visual purity that invites quiet contemplation. The result is a jewel that speaks to many styles, from the minimalist to the more sophisticated, without ever losing its unrepeatable artisan character or the handmade imprint in every detail.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Aquamarine Ring, Size 20: Hand-forged in Córdoba, Argentina, by Rocas & Cristales, this piece is backed by our quality guarantee and ships complimentary worldwide, from our workshop directly to your door.

Natural Stone Properties — Aquamarine Ring, Size 20: Aquamarine is the blue variety of beryl, mineral sibling to emerald, and its name evokes the sea directly — "aqua marina" in Latin. Roman sailors once carried it engraved as an amulet of protection on the open water. Energetically, this natural stone is associated with the throat chakra (Vishuddha), supporting serene communication and a connection to the fluidity of water. It is considered the natural stone of Pisces and of every spirit who finds peace beside the water, sourced principally from Brazil. Its presence in contemporary author's jewelry reaffirms a centuries-old tradition: wearing natural stones as an extension of one's own spiritual and aesthetic purpose, beyond passing fashion and momentary trends.