HerMine's
ARDEN · Ring · Amber · Stainless Steel
ARDEN · Ring · Amber · Stainless Steel
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ARDEN. Glow among the leaves.
There is a light found only in the autumn forest, when the leaves catch the low sunlight and everything glows in honey-cognac hues.
ARDEN carries this light on your finger. A 6 mm round amber cabochon from Poland rests in a wreath of open, golden-shimmering leaves. The warm radiance of the amber meets the soft gold. The ring is adjustable and fits comfortably on the finger.
Quiet. Vibrant.
DESIGNED & HANDCRAFTED
HerMine's Sweden
MATERIAL
Amber (cabochon, 6 mm)
ORIGIN
Poland
METAL
Stainless Steel
Kind to the skin
FORM
Open gold leaves · Adjustable size
FINISH
Soft gold-shimmering ion plating (IP) · Polished cabochon
STYLING
ARDEN can easily stand alone on your finger, allowing the leaf wreath to take center stage. It suits a knitted sweater on an autumn day just as naturally as it does black on a dark winter evening. Feel free to stack it with slim gold rings for a warm, layered look.
About Amber
Amber is fossilized resin from ancient coniferous forests. Baltic amber is approximately 40–50 million years old. It is lightweight, feels warm against the skin, and may contain small inclusions from a bygone era, giving each stone its own unique pattern. Amber is often called the stone of the sun and is associated with warmth, vitality, and light.
HerMine's — connect with the beauty of nature. Made in Sweden. Inspired by soul. Created with love.™
Crystals and stones are gifts of nature, each with its own unique beauty. Variations in appearance and color occur, which are a natural part of their charm and make each stone unique. We have made every effort to represent the colors and images of our products shown in the store as accurately as possible. We cannot guarantee that your computer monitor's display of any color will be accurate.

Amber – The journey home to yourself
Petrified resin from ancient trees, shaped by time, forests, and the sea — amber is associated with warmth, security, and the joy of life. A stone said to remind us that we are always allowed to exist, exactly as we are.