Cabochon Bloodstone Ring in 925 Silver, Size 18 | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Cabochon Bloodstone Ring: A size 18 artisan ring, hand-forged in 925 silver at the Rocas & Cristales workshop in Córdoba, Argentina. A 23 x 22 mm bloodstone, also known as heliotrope, is polished into a cabochon that lets its deep, mossy green surface come forward, scattered with flecks of rust red.

Aesthetic Details — Cabochon Bloodstone Ring: The deep green of the bloodstone, flecked with rust-red patches of iron oxide that recall drops of blood scattered over moss, offers a matte, opaque surface with real visual weight. Its generous size makes this piece a natural focal point for any outfit, well suited to those drawn to an earthy aesthetic set apart from conventional sparkle.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Cabochon Bloodstone Ring: Handcrafted in Córdoba, Argentina, by the artisans of Rocas & Cristales, each piece reflects a considered, artisan-crafted approach to fine jewelry making, from the first sketch to the final polish. Every ring is backed by our quality guarantee and ships complimentary to anywhere in the world, arriving ready to become part of your own story.

Natural Stone Properties — Cabochon Bloodstone Ring: Bloodstone, sourced from India, is a variety of chalcedony whose name traces to the Greek helios (sun) and trepein (to turn), a nod to the ancient belief that, submerged in water, it could reflect the sun's rays as a mirror tinted red. In medieval Christian tradition it was linked to the blood of Christ, thought to grant its wearer protection and courage in battle. As a natural stone, it resonates with the root chakra, favoring physical vitality, courage, and determination when facing everyday challenges. It is considered an affinity stone for Aries, echoing that sign's drive toward decisive action and inner strength. It is also thought to symbolically purify the blood and fortify the wearer's energetic resilience, long associated with the ability to overcome difficult obstacles along one's path. Ancient warriors carried amulets carved from this natural stone before entering combat, convinced it would grant them courage and physical protection — a tradition that today translates into a contemporary symbol of inner fortitude and quiet determination in the face of adversity.