Rings & Bracelets

A ring or a bracelet stays in sight all day. That is why folk jewelry often carried a protective sign on the hand. Voriagh brings this idea to peridot rings shaped like old paper cutting and to Baltic sparrow bracelets in sterling silver.

Peridot Rings Inspired by Folk Paper Cutting

“Mira”. A silver lattice that tilts traditional symmetry just enough to let one peridot take centre stage. It frames the gem the way folk artisans worked: slowly, with restraint and deep care.

“Mira” small. The mini version of the same silver peridot ring, for a lighter hand or for stacking.

Peridot is a green stone ring classic. It has long been thought to ease the heart, steady the mind and lend confidence. Complete the look with the Mira necklace.

“Mira Stilla”: a Protective Eye Ring

Stylized eyes are among the oldest protective symbols in folk cultures. The Mira Stilla ring places a faceted peridot where the pupil would be. It is an evil eye ring in folk form, and a protection ring you can wear every day. The matching Mira Stilla necklace repeats the eye.

Bird Bracelets: Svyra and Zina

“Svyra”. A sterling silver bird bracelet shaped like a small sparrow. In Lithuanian folk art, the bird guarded the soul and protected the home. At its heart lies the Saulėtė, the “little sun” rosette. Minimal and refined, it is worn as a talisman bracelet of light.

“Zina”. A sparrow amulet bracelet in sterling silver, made in the Baltic tradition of paper cutting. It sits on an elastic black cord, so it adjusts to your wrist. An adjustable cord bracelet with a symbol of freedom and resilience.

Both work as a protection bracelet. Each is a sterling silver bracelet, and women who like quiet meaning wear them daily. Add the Svyra sparrow earrings for a full set of bird jewelry.

Rings and Bracelets as a Set

One stone. Mira ring plus Mira necklace: peridot jewelry in one line.

One bird. Svyra bracelet, pendant and earrings, all in sterling silver.

One wrist, two symbols. Zina on a cord next to Svyra on the same wrist. Sparrow bracelet plus silver bird bracelet.

How to Wear Folk Rings and Bracelets

With linen and knits. Silver and green peridot suit natural fabrics. Try the Mira ring with a linen dress or a chunky knit.

Stacked. Wear the small Mira next to Mira Stilla on neighbouring fingers. Keep the bracelets on the other wrist so each symbol stays readable.

Every day. Zina's elastic cord and Svyra's small sparrow are made to stay on. They are simple enough for work and meaningful enough for a ritual.

As a gift. A bird bracelet for someone starting a new chapter. A Mira Stilla ring for someone who needs protection. A peridot ring for an August birthday.

FAQ

Is peridot a birthstone?

Yes. Peridot is the birthstone for August, so a peridot birthstone ring is a personal gift for an August birthday.

How do I size the Zina bracelet?

No sizing needed. The elastic black cord adjusts to your preferred fit.

What is an evil eye ring for?

It is a protective talisman. In folk belief, the eye watches over the one who wears it. Mira Stilla adds peridot to strengthen that meaning.

Choose your ring or bracelet above and keep a folk symbol on your hand.