This appealingly oversized ring was once worn by a bold and strong nomadic woman from the desert trails of Afghanistan that were part of the ancient silk route to Europe and China. Gracing the fingers of a successful tribal lady and probably part of her wedding trousseau - this ring is a masterpiece of design incorporating many of the traditional silversmiths arts passed down over  centuries. Set with a health bringing turquoise at it's centre this dramatic finger adornment cannot fail to attract attention.

The interesting choice of centrepiece transforms your world into a work of art. Originally made in Multan in Pakistan, these exquisitely enamalled mirrored rings were popular in turn-of-the-century Afghanistan, where women used them to discreetly monitor comings and goings. This is a fine example, with an oversized mirror framed in pretty enamal detailing. The snapshot in the mirror changes with your every movement.

A lovely chunky ethnic silver ring with a carnelian intaglio of Alexander the Great, still a popular hero more than 2000 years after he lead his armies to success across Central Asia, winning not only battles, but the hearts and minds of the desert tribes who then joined him, swelling his army again and again into what must have been one of the most incredible sights of ancient times. The raised gilded setting is rimmed by a filigree frill, which when combined with the etched floral and geometric motifs, transports the magic and mystery of the old Silk Route nomads right to your fingers. 

Inspired by the jewellery of the courts of the Moghul Emporers from the middle ages, the artist craftsman has used the ancient skills of both filigree and granulation to create an eye-catching design reminiscent of the wheel of life so prevalent in Indian iconography, topped it off with a deep red glass cabochon for effect.

We cannot understand why this ring is made of alloys and not silver because the cabuchon tourmalines that cover its surface pervade such a feeling of wealth and status. We suspect the stones came from Afghanistan and the setting was made in the foothills of the Hindu Kush near the border of Pakistan by the nomadic Pashtuns who inhabited the region at the turn of the last century. Whatever its origin this is a one off treasure of a design that we have never before seen. 

A deer, symbolising mother Earth and fertility, is sensitively carved into the red surface of a carnelian which has been set in this bold raised silver ring. Surrounded by embossed flowers and decorated with two gilded birds on either side, we can conclude that the designer of this statement-making finger ornament had the natural world, happiness, love and family in their mind when they created it for the tribal nomads who ply the old silk routes of Central Asia.

Reminiscent of the rings previously worn by Omani muslim women on the forefinger while pointing to the sky and reciting the Shahada, the statement of faith, this rare artefact gives more than a nod to Islam. Representing a house of worship, this ring carries with it the presence of God and is therefore to be considered a powerful treasure that gives hope in times of hardship, and strength of purpose in life. This piece has a magical air about it, due in part to its sensitive unusual design. Undoubtably a talking point and great measure of individual style, this ring will always stand you out as someone unique and culturally aware, wherever you go.

Originally a Moghul style, kundan work was often in gold set with precious gemstones. In more recent times a similar but more economic technique is to use coloured foil set behind glass and created in silver. Here is a unique and beautifully realised vintage interpretation of a classic design worn in courtly life in northern India, more than 500 years ago. A chic and stylish addition to your boho chic wardrobe.

Make a statement with a big bold and unabashed ring. Darkly decadent this broodingly opulent gothic style ring wouldn't look out of place in 'Game of Thrones'. A huge octagonal carnelian with Arabic inscriptions sits at its centre on a raised dais surrounded by floral and geometrical motifs between two endearingly large hearts positioned on either side to add more than a hint of romance to this fabulous creation.

Channel your inner boho babe and fee spirited femininity with a this beautiful bold Tibetal turquoise beauty set in an exhuberant granulated surround. Masterfully created by a genius silversmith incorporating centuries of technique distilled into this flamboyant florally inspired setting. Uplifting and desirable, this unique piece of jewellery art will turn heads and create comment whenever worn.

For an irresistibly alluring chic evening look, wear this lustrous black onyx with any black outfit and entice covetous glances. Effortlessly refined and faultlessly elegant, this ring was part of an untouched family treasure trove discovered after decades in the mystical hills of Kashmir.

Incorporate a handcrafted ring with a soft, feminine vibe into your everyday look. Rutile quartz is a healing stone that energises the higher mind and wearing it just seems to make life easier. The naturally occuring golden threads within the stone create a vibration used by healers to help you gain concentration and mental clarity in life.

Originally discovered in the 12th Century by the Persians, the process for making Blue Goldstone is a delicate procedure that yields unique results every time. This shimmering example from India has a deep inky midnight blue filled with thousands of tiny glittering flakes like so many stars in the night sky. Masterfully set Kashmiri style in an elaborately embellished bezel, this ring is a must-have for a sophisticated bohemian look.

Seductively elegant, boho doesn't get any more chic than this. A rare sky blue slab of stunning turquoise from Tibet framed in a chunky wirework and enbossed bezel, the perfect addition to your summer wardrobe and a firm jewellery favourite for seasons to come.

Part of a trove of rare semi precious stone jewellery uncovered in Kashmir after decades, this ring exhibits not only a fabulous golden rutile quartz but masterfully granulated detailing on the bezel by the silversmith who created it. Rutile quartz is a thought amplifier and thus will bring you great energy, manifest your desires as well as raise eyebrows of envy as onlookers enquire about its origins.

Wake up your wardrobe with a black rainbow moonstone boho-luxe ring. Totally cool and extremely covetable, this pure fantasy of fashion has a truly spectacular example of this Canadian stone at its centre. The quality of the stone is measured by its blue 'flash' in the light. Vibrant with energy, this one has a magical electric blue zing that brands it as a unique and precious object of desire.

The black star of India is a rare, naturally occuring and highly sought after stone that forms a four ray star on its surface under a point of light such as the sun.This asterism, or effect cannot be seen here in the photograph but is easily apparent when wearing. The black star or star diopside is often used therapeutically in crystal healing due to its strong natural magnetism. Believed to help the heart and circulatory system it is also thought to enhance creativity in its wearer. Set in an ancient elegant granulated bezel design, put yourself in the spotlight and shine like a star.

Delicate and dark, the deep violet of this vintage star ruby ring captures the essence of globe trotting chic without being overwhelming. The star shape is not clearly seen but there is a lustrous reflective shine that catches the eye in a way no other natural stone can. Seductively elegant, this unassumingly alluring ring is beautifull crafted and will no doubt become a firm favourite for every occasion. 

Express an elegant presence with this extraordinary duck egg blue Tibetan turquoise ring. Subtly set in a simple circular bezel cleverly oxidised to create contrast and attract eyes to the beauty of the stone this perfectly conditioned ring is now ready to become your go-to staple for years to come. 

The Tibetans love affair with coral never ends because of the high value placed on this rare stone coming all the way from the Italian coast of the Mediterranean Sea since time immemorial. The Tibetans believe that the stone has protective powers especially for women for whom it prevents illness and cleanses the blood. Set in an attractively scalloped silver base cleverly augmented with large granulations, this ring is a perfect addition to any summer wardrobe.

An eye-catching ring for running around town or hanging out at the beach. Tibetans believe banded agate to have powers to protect a person and aid their ability to see into the future, so any nice pieces are highly prized. The jeweller has enhanced the stones attractiveness with a simple granulated bezel giving a pleasing contrast when viewed straight on. Unassuming yet supremely boho chic, add this ring to your everyday collection and it wont let you down.

This ring connects one end of the ancient Silk Road with the other as these glamourous Asian designs made their way to the West as epic travellers started to bring them back from their adventures in the 70s and 80s. Showing superb craftsmanship and created using age old techniques, these rings were made for the cool boho luxe look so popular now as in the 70s. Constructed individually by hand by master craftsmen using the same age old techniques passed down over centuries through artisan families this piece boasts a stunning array of glorious Tibetan turquoise radiating a cool hippie vibe you can spot across the room.

A stunning example of an ancient design from the 'roof of the world' in the high Himalayas. Lightweight and with soft edges this is a ring that can be worn comfortably all day. Coral is commonly worn by Tibetan woman as it seen to be 'power bringing to women' and strengthening to the blood. This ring has a beautiful flowering lotus skilfully worked into each side by the jeweller. The lotus symbolises the female energy of emptiness, a favourite symbol in these remote Buddhist highlands as it also represents the flowering of spiritual awakening. Not just incredible fashion, but incredible philosophy too.

Symbolising the ancient temple of Jerusalem, this betrothal ring discovered along the Konkan Coast in India, likely came from the Bene Israel community that were shipwrecked there almost two thousand years ago. Their religion was revived by a Jewish visitor in the Middle Ages when this style of betrothal ring was popular. This tradition continued right up to the 19th Century and the rings were worn just for the wedding ceremony due to their size. Rarely seen and covetously stylish, this ring is a bold one-of-a-kind, dramatic timeless piece that is guaranteed to draw all eyes from across the room.

Attract attention with this dramatic statement ring from the roof of the world. In Tibet coral is believed to be endowed with the power to enhance inner strength while turquoise is famous for it's ability to heal both physical and emotional sickness. Combined, they provide remarkable protective powers and set in this typically Tibetan 'saddle' style with billowing clouds chased into the silver band symbolising the union of wisdom and compassion, these auspicious stones captivate the eyes and warm the heart.

Symbolising grace, beauty and pride, the peacock brings joy to all who see them. For the proud, graceful and beautiful women of the 'Land of Kings', Rajasthan, it is only natural that they wear a silver peacock ring which also respects its position as the national bird of India. Masterfully created by hand this highly desirable one-of-a-kind hand-piece can only attract favourable comments and covetable looks.

During the Mughal period of norther India during the middle ages, the ladies of courst would wear elaborate hand pieces composed of rings for each finger linked by chains across the top of their hands to a beautifully bracelet decorated with inlaid precious or semi precious stones. On the thumb would be another ring, also connected, and known as an 'arsi'. This ring would have at its centre a mirror that not only flashed eye-catchingly in the sunlight or lamplight but also served an important purpose of allowing the courtiers to discreetly observe the comings and goings within the palace. Reminiscent of these medieval times, this statement ring links ancient fashion with modern style.

With a long history of both Islamic Mughal emporers and Hindu Rajput warriors, this ring from Rajasthan crosses both cultures in its design. Incorporating the geometric motifs of Mughal courtiers thumb rings, with a central protrusion symbolising a temple to the Hindu God Shiva, this ring not only expresses the cultural history of an ancient land but an exquisite and masterful creation of a timeless piece of jewellery. The turquoise on the top symbolises positive mental characteristics such as clarity of thought that chime with the Hindu ideals of self realisation through worship. A never before seen piece that will grace your fingers with sophistication and charm, forever.

We've only just discovered the joys of vintage. But Rajasthani women have been recycling for centuries, having their favourite jewels remodelled by a village silversmith to pass on as an heirloom. Unlike some precious relics, this beautiful ring was never meant to be kept in a cabinet. The fascinatingly detailed setting carries a round mirror, a style created for Moghul emperors, then continued by Indian women . . and now you.