Ànemos ring

The Ànemos ring draws inspiration from the anemone flower, whose meaning—“flower of the wind”—has deeply inspired me.

In the Victorian language of flowers, each color carries a distinct symbolism. Choose the version that best represents you.

• Ànemos with Iolite, blue-violet in hue. Its meaning lies in the ephemerality of life: a flower that blooms in late winter, too early to feel the warmth of the sun. Its fate may seem already written, yet within it resides profound beauty and depth. Every moment lived is unique—this instant will not return. It is worth living fully and blooming completely, even when lashed by winter winds.

• Ànemos with Red Garnet, vivid red in color. In the language of flowers, it represents passion that erupts and overwhelms, love that consumes and renews—the kind of love that can last a lifetime.

• Ànemos with Pink Tourmaline, pale pink in tone. It embodies an elegance unafraid to be seen, and the quiet hope of those who do not surrender to adversity.

• Ànemos with Green Tourmaline, soft green in hue. Here we find nature at its fullest—the calm that follows the rain. It represents the balance of those with deep roots, who are able to bloom again and again.

• Ànemos with Aquamarine, light blue in color. Its meaning is one of protection tinged with mystery, like a clear mountain lake hidden from most. It symbolizes new beginnings, serenity, and calm.