Slim sterling silver band set with seven bezel-set gemstones, one for each of the chakras. Amethyst, iolite, blue topaz, peridot, citrine, carnelian, and garnet run in a graduated row from crown to root. Slip it on before meditation, or wear it through the day as a small tactile map of the body’s energy centers. Offered in five sizes.
Details
- Design: A slim sterling silver band set with a graduated row of seven round-cut gemstones, each bezel-set in a polished silver surround
- Size: Band width approximately .20 inches. Available in sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10
- Material: Sterling silver (925) with rhodium plating; genuine amethyst, iolite, blue topaz, peridot, citrine, carnelian, and garnet
- Care: Wipe gently with a soft polishing cloth after wear. Store away from moisture and other jewelry
- Note: Natural gemstones may vary slightly in color and clarity, so no two rings are identical
Meaning & Intention
Seven chakra stones sit in sequence along a single band, each standing in for one of the body’s centers of subtle energy.
Amethyst meets the crown, iolite the third eye, blue topaz the throat, peridot the heart, citrine the solar plexus, carnelian the sacral, and garnet the root — a spectrum that moves from earthy to elevated.
Worn as a set, the stones read as a small map. Balance in one center is said to ripple through the rest, from grounded courage to clear perception.
Sterling silver, cool and reflective, lets each color read plainly, while the rhodium plating holds a steady shine over time.
A row of seven, gathered as one continuous line from base to crown.
Essence & Elements
Intention: Balance, grounding, clarity, strength
Gemstones: Amethyst, iolite, blue topaz, peridot, citrine, carnelian, garnet
Chakra connection: All seven chakras
Ideal for: Chakra work, energy awareness, and meditation practice
Suggested mantra: I am balanced and whole
Questions & Guidance
Can I wear it with other rings?
Yes. The band is slim and stacks easily with plain or gemstone rings on the same or adjacent finger.
How can I use the ring in practice?
Before meditation, touch each stone in order from root to crown or crown to root, breathing with each center. During the day, a glance at the stones can cue a pause and a slow breath.
How are the stones arranged on the band?
In the traditional rainbow order. Garnet sits at one end for the root, followed by carnelian, citrine, peridot, blue topaz, iolite, and amethyst at the crown.
