Gemstone Poison Ring 04.2036

Gemstone Poison Ring: your choice of natural Peridot, Garnet, Citrine, Amethyst or Aquamarine in 925 sterling silver.

Each piece features a hidden compartment and is set in sterling silver, adorned with a faceted gemstone—peridot, garnet, citrine, amethyst, or aquamarine—each.

In Sacred Crystals' Teaching

Peridot — Peridot tells us to be sensible with our money — it invites wisdom in managing money and energy, and offers protection from deception, jealousy and betrayal, helping to prevent unwanted envy and gossip from those around you. If you're having issues being sociable, or finding a relationship, let Peridot help! Chakras: Heart and Solar Plexus.

Garnet — There are three basic varieties of Garnet; this variety is Almandine, which is also the variety known worldwide as simply "Garnet". Garnet is a stone of earthy passion. Chakras: Root and Heart.

Citrine — Citrine is a beautiful, golden tan to bright golden yellow stone. It corresponds to the Solar Plexus Chakra, the energy center that controls our "gut feelings". Chakra: Solar Plexus.

Amethyst — Amethyst is the one stone to have if you only owned one stone. It is both a stone of spiritual connection (Crown Chakra) and earth connection (Root Chakra). Chakras: All, with Crown and Root named specifically.

Aquamarine — Its power is healing traumas left over from childhood that no longer serve us. It asks the question: what if we could live free from that? Chakra: Throat.

What Makes This Piece

• Stone: your choice of natural Peridot, Garnet, Citrine, Amethyst or Aquamarine
• Metal: 925 sterling silver
• Sizes in stock: 6, 7, 8 — choose at checkout
• Style: Poison
• Sold individually — you receive one ring

About the Stones

Peridot. Peridot is gem-quality olivine, and its green is part of the mineral itself rather than an impurity — one of very few gems that comes in only one colour.

Garnet. Garnet is a family of minerals rather than one; Almandine, the deep red iron-aluminum garnet, is the one the world simply calls Garnet.

Citrine. Citrine and Amethyst are the same stone: iron inclusions in Amethyst turn it yellow or orange when heated.

Amethyst. Amethyst is quartz with iron inclusions that give it its color; the most coveted deep purple comes from Uruguay, though some Brazilian amethyst rivals it.

Aquamarine. Aquamarine is the blue to blue-green variety of beryl — the same mineral family as Emerald and Morganite, each its own stone.

Wearing & Care

Rings take more knocks than any other piece of jewelry: put it on last, after lotion and perfume, and take it off for hand-washing, housework, gardening, the gym, swimming and sleep. Sterling silver tarnishes slowly in air; a silver polishing cloth keeps it bright. Peridot: Reasonably hard but sensitive to acids and sudden temperature change: warm water and a soft cloth, no ultrasonic, and keep it away from household cleaners. Amethyst: Amethyst's purple fades with long hours in direct sun — it is the stone Vero uses to teach the rule. US sizes. Not sure of yours? Measure a ring that already fits across the inside — 16.5 mm is a 6, 17.3 a 7, 18.1 an 8, 18.9 a 9.

A Note on Your Selection

Choose your stone at checkout. Every stone is natural, so no two are the same — color, pattern and depth vary from one to the next. You will receive one ring similar to the ones pictured, chosen with care and intention by a Sacred Crystals caretaker. We trust the right piece will find its way to you.

Pairs Well With

Sterling Silver Open Bubble Aquamarine, Peridot & Garnet Pendant, Peridot Round Bead Bracelet 4mm, Peridot Tumbled Bracelet.