14K Gold, Synthetic Alexandrite Ring, Vintage, USSR, Yerevan

There are stones that can surprise – and alexandrite is definitely one of them. Called the “stone of changing light”, it has long aroused admiration for its unusual property: it can change colour depending on the lighting. In daylight, it takes on greenish shades, and in artificial light it changes into deep purples and reds. This play of colours makes alexandrite one of the most desirable stones in the world – a symbol of mystery, transformation and happiness.

In this ring, made of 0.583 rose gold in Yerevan during the Soviet era, the central role is played by synthetic alexandrite. Although created by man, it loses none of its charm – its colour still delights with its depth and variability. The warm shade of gold contrasts beautifully with the cool tones of the stone, creating a harmonious, yet expressive combination.

This is jewellery with character – full of history and the style of the era in which it was created. And thanks to the alexandrite, which never looks the same twice, every day with this ring is a little surprise. Because sometimes it's the little details that can surprise the most.