Tank ring - Electra model

Tank ring: An elegant and refined piece of jewelry that testifies to the great strength of the art deco style.  

This jewel embraces the ideology behind this style. The design of your tank lapis lazuli ring is elegant and dazzling, yet sober. It will add that little something to your look that's missing to make you perfect. A jewel must seduce and captivate, yet remain discreet. We find all these qualities in this ring. The art deco style adds to its charm, making it an even more precious jewelry accessory. Our lapis lazuli art deco ring has qualities you're unlikely to find elsewhere.  

The term art deco refers to the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes held in Paris in 1925. It was from this exhibition that the art deco style began to exist. At the dawn of a new millennium, this style claimed to initiate modernity. It aimed to achieve this through the adoption of simple, geometric forms, stylized motifs and rich colors. The art deco style is a fashion favored by the wealthy classes in search of novelty. As time went by and certain social boundaries disappeared, the style was popularized, and found its way into the decorations and clothing of the less affluent classes. 

Lapis-Lazuli and Mother-of-Pearl against stress and bad moods

Lapis lazuli and mother-of-pearl have many virtues. Beyond the beauty of its azure-blue color, lapis lazuli helps reduce stress, migraines and insomnia. It is also said to help facilitate speech when overcome by emotions such as anger or frustration. La stone mother-of-pearl has a calming effect. It calms anxiety, anger and other types of tension. It acts as a kind of mood regulator.

> The virtues of stones
Lapis lazuli is a fine, deep-blue stone known as star sapphire. Lapis lazuli is composed of pyrite, a yellow-colored rock that gives it its golden glow. Thanks to its aphrodisiac properties, the Romans associated it with the goddess of love. The precious blue stone with its golden sparkle embodies self-confidence. This stone is milky white, even iridescent. It was named "Mother of Pearl" by Queen Elizabeth in the 15th century, in reference to the mollusc that gives life to the stone.

> Clean your ring
To preserve the shine of sterling silver, simply rub the ring with a soft cloth.