14K Gold Ring with Diamonds and White Topaz

In Japanese Zen gardens, there is a principle of "shibui" - beauty that does not impose itself, but reveals itself over time. This ring is just like that - seemingly simple, yet saturated with finesse that reveals itself with every glance.

The central white topaz, with an oval cut, resembles a dewdrop set in the heart of a flower. It is surrounded by a delicate rosette of diamonds - arranged to create a form reminiscent of a blooming flower with eight petals. This is a composition that does not seek brilliance for its own sake - but balance.

585 gold, in a yellow, warm shade, is the perfect background for the stones. It does not compete with them, but supports - like frames in a museum, which do not distract, but display the work.

This ring is elegance in its pure state - without exaggeration, without excess, with attention to proportions and light.