Indicolite is a rare variety of tourmaline—and this one’s a serious beauty: a saturated teal blue that feels a little otherworldly, it’s meant to bridge your intuition and communication, aligning your throat and third eye—if you’re into that sort of thing—but honestly, what matters is how it makes you feel when you wear it. Ancient legends say tourmaline traveled up from the center of the earth along a rainbow, absorbing its spectrum on the way up. The pear shape of this stone amplifies her elegance, and she’s set upside down, revealing a gorgeous faceted ridge to catch the most glow. I flanked her with two small gold discs—almost industrial-like rivets—that keep the whole thing from looking too girlie. The weighty, high-karat gold holds it all together for that soft, ancient warmth. You know you’re a rare bird without needing to announce it. So is this ring.