love rings

"The sterling braiding around the gem gives it a classier, more elegant look," say the Jimenez Family as they present their new design. The collection highlights the inherent beauty of natural jade, stone of immortality according to the Maya. It is also believed, by many cultures, to attract love. This sterling silver ring is crafted by hand in Guatemala.

Jade, mined in Guatemala, has been prized since pre-Hispanic times. Zandra Lorena Sajbin sets the gem in a beautiful cocktail ring. Featuring an intriguing combination of light green, dark green and lilac jade, the ring recalls a Maya legend. In the beginning, the god of maize used three stones to raise the sky above the primordial sea. From pre-Classic times onward, objects with three pieces of jade were placed in the tombs of the elite.

.925 Sterling silver

Crafted by hand, three delightful stacking rings bear a message of inspiration. Made Sri works in sterling silver to craft a set to wear together or separately. Each slender band is engraved with a word — "free," "love" and "luck."

"The 'Antigua Sun' collection comes from a desire to blend classic elegance with today's trends," the Jiménez Family explains as they highlight the oxidized finish of the sterling silver setting. The ring is crafted by hand with natural green jade mined in Guatemala. Highly prized by the Maya and the Aztec people, jade is believed to attract love.

.925 Sterling silver

The ancient Maya had a harmonious connection with nature, profiting from their environment while caring for Mother Nature as a sign of gratitude. As part of this culture of love for nature, dark jade stones were considered amulets that connected people with the spiritual world, inspiring many creations and customs. This exquisite jewel, strongly associated with good luck, is now the main element in Rafael Antonio Zurdo's newest domed ring, crafted from high-polished sterling silver for a sophisticated look.