Indian silver ring and amethyst

How to choose the size of your ring?

1. You can measure with a ruler the Diameter of a Ring that you already have and which feets, to know the diameter of your finger.
2. You can take a strip of paper and wrap it around your finger, make a mark where the paper overlaps and measure the distance in millimeters, which gives you the Size ie the circumference of the ring.

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Even if the use of silver for jewelry in India started a long time, Indian silver jewelry are still very fashionable today.Because of its properties, the silver can be used for manufacturing all kinds of jewelry: neck or wrist chains, pendants, earrings, necklaces, rings or bracelets, but in India it is also used for ankle chains, Tika, nose rings or toe rings.

Indian silver jewelry is hallmarked 925/1000e.

Indian silver jewelry with gemstones

Indian silver jewelry are associated with gemstones as: 

Carnelian: a stone of reddish orange color, it is used mainly in jewelry. We found large deposits in India. 

Moonstone: it is almost colorless, with hints of yellow and blue. There are many deposits of this stone in India. 

Black onyx: is a black color stone, a variety of chalcedony, a mineral that is composed of silica. It is much used in the manufacture of silver jewelry, its color contrasts with the shiny white color of silver. 

Malachite: it is a stone of deep green color, which can range from dark to light, rather dull. It is used as an ornamental stone, especially in the manufacture of jewelry. 

Citrine: it is a variety of quartz, rather pale yellow stone. Natural citrines are rare.

Amethyst: it is a variety of quartz, purple or violet, more or less clear. It is much produced in southern India. 

Garnet: also called red gem, it is a stone used since ancient times in jewelry, red-brown in particular. It is widely used in industry and jewelry.

Agate: it is a variety of quartz, a stone that can be found in various bright colors. It is widely used in industry and jewelry.