Fine ring in 18-carat vermeil, engraved with patterns and adorned with a small cotton thread. Handmade by Tuareg artisans in Niger. Its story: Among nomads, women wear weekly bracelets. These are bracelets in sets of 7. On the first day of the week, women move a bracelet from one wrist to the other, and each day, a bracelet is added to the first. Thus, by counting the number of bracelets on one wrist, they know what day of the week it is. Artisans in Agadez have adopted this tradition to make rings. I added colored links to give them a fleeting connection, a touch of color. Composition, sizes, weight: Material: Vermeil (Recycled 999 silver, covered with 5 microns of 18-carat gold). Ombre Claire silver is recycled. Each time the silver melts, the metal's impurities melt away, and the silver is purified. That's why our metal is so pure and clear. Weight: 0.6 g Delivered in a kraft case. Our approach: At Ombre Claire, the greatest luxury is the delicacy given to small things, the fineness of lines, engravings, and the care taken in choosing materials. Elegance comes from the material, the knowledge of shared know-how, and the respect given to all those who participate in the adventure. Ombre Claire is committed to an ethical and fair approach throughout the entire manufacturing chain.