Baguette ring

Step up your accessory game with this stunning baguette cut turmalin silver ring. Not just a piece of jewelry, it’s a slice of history! Tourmalines, once known as the “Ceylonese Magnet,” were prized for their unique ability to attract and repel hot ashes due to their pyroelectric properties.

Brought to Europe by the Dutch East India Company, these gems were the ultimate curiosities. In the 19th century, chemists even used them to polarize light, shining rays onto their cut and polished surfaces.

Fun fact: the name “garnet” comes from the 14th-century Middle English word “gernet,” meaning ‘dark red.’ So, when you wear this, you’re not just adding a touch of elegance—you’re embracing a rich, historical hue that’s been captivating hearts for centuries

Add a touch of mystery and a dash of science to your everyday look.