Alma

This is more than just a piece of jewelry; it is a connection to tradition—a modern interpretation of historical heritage that blends seamlessly into today’s style. The carnelian selected for the inlay was widely used in jewelry during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Its fiery red hue was associated with life force, the wisdom of generations, and inner energy; the stone was long considered a talisman against evil forces and the evil eye. A unique feature of the ring is its soft construction: the rollo weave links allow it to contour perfectly to the curves of the finger.