The Beetle Collection by Hélène Prime celebrates the beetle's powerful good-luck charm and a symbol of renewal in ancient Egypt. Combining bold volume and feminine curves, this ring can be worn on any ring finger.

Handmade by Parisian artisans, it is crafted in 24-carat gold-plated brass and set with a semi-precious stone.

Stone: 18 x 25 mm.

Stones available: MALACHITE, LAPIS LAZULI, TIGER'S EYE

Benefits of Lapis Lazuli: Lapis lazuli, with deep blue hues, was considered the sacred stone of the pharaohs. It is renowned in lithotherapy for its virtues of communication and intuition.

Benefits of Malachite: Malachite, a green stone with shades similar to tree rings, is associated with change and transformation in lithotherapy.

Benefits of Tiger's Eeye: The golden-brown color and chatoyancy (the "eye" effect) are what give the stone its name. Tiger's eye is a popular gemstone known for its grounding and protective properties, believed to offer benefits like increased courage, focus, and confidence. It's also associated with attracting wealth and prosperity, and can help with emotional stability and healing. 

Note: As the stones are natural materials, final colors may vary slightly from the photo.

The ring is presented in a small pouch that preserves its beauty.

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ABOUT HELENE PRIME

Hélène trained at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne and at the IFM. She expresses her passion for the mix of colors and materials through 10 years of experience as an interior designer, before turning to training in artisanal jewelry.

She created her eponymous brand of haute-fantasy jewelry in 2015, with the desire to renew the tradition of semi-precious stones by emphasizing the unique character of each piece. All creations are produced in small series or unique pieces. Valuing French craftsmanship and quality manufacturing, the designer entrusts the metal work to Parisian craftsmen (casting, welding, gilding). She then comes herself to set each setting and each stone by hand in her workshop.

The fruit of this work: 'handmade' pieces with slight irregularities that make the character so precious of each piece of jewellery.