A two-layer cocktail ring with a particular cool factor and raw elegance: the lower layer is a yellow-beige 26 ct beryl (Ø 32 mm) with many natural inclusions, set in a large platinum shell. Directly above it sits a smaller, grey 5.3 ct rose-cut tourmaline. The connection between the two layers stays invisible, as the upper setting is anchored through fine channels in the beryl. The hammered platinum shanks give the large-format ring stability and, at the same time, a surprising lightness on the hand. At 13.7 g of platinum, the piece has a clear physical presence. The raw, inclusion-rich nature of the beryl meets the darkly shimmering facets of the tourmaline, rounded off by the coolly hammered platinum setting.