If you have ever stood in the old gold field at St.Bathans you may remember the starkness of colour. The quartz rock towers glinting in the sun, streaked with red veins...the blue of the lake and not much else.

A checkerboard cut rhodolite garnet is flanked by two topaz in this "more than meets the eye" three stone ring. Looking down on the ring, the coloured stones dominate and fill the finger but try this 9ct white gold ring on and be surprised by the 46 white diamonds pave set on the sides. Set in shapes like the towers of quartz that inspired this design, the diamonds catch the light and add another dimension to this stand alone ring.

Setting measurement  9.0mm x19.6mm
Ring width  9.0mm
Band width  4.2mm
Total weight  12.1 grams
Finger size  British      N
                  American  7
                  European  54

This ring is one of 19 individual pieces created for the 2009 Where Land Meets Sky exhibition.
A Spiral bound booklet, with exhibition details and accompanying photographic record of each individual item of jewellery, is provided with the ring on purchase.