Rings with precious stones

Fairtyle is a collection of rings where nature's most refined gemstones take center stage. Light blue aquamarine, soft pink morganite and snow-white beryl, delicate brilliant-cut stones in a light and timeless design. Each ring is created to highlight the stones' natural color, luster and personality.

Frida Sömskar x Schalins

a timeless engagement ring

Frida Sömskar has chosen her engagement ring from our Fairytale collection.


“For me it was important that the ring is made in Sweden, has high quality in both design and craftsmanship and is made with consideration for people and the environment,” says Frida.

Her choice fell on Fairytale 4 Aquamarine , a light blue stone reminiscent of the sea, set in 18 karat rose gold with sparkling diamonds on the sides. The result is a timeless and personal ring that she will wear for the rest of her life.

FAIRYTALE - A collection where gemstones meet lightness

Gemstones in focus

At Fairtyle, the gemstone is at the center. All stones are natural, carefully selected for their color, clarity and personality.

  • Aquamarine: Light blue and transparent with a soft play of light. A stone that conveys calm and gives the ring an airy, sophisticated expression.
  • Pink morganite : Warm pink tones that create soft elegance and romantic depth, in a modern and understated form.
  • Snow-white beryl : Discreet luster with a softer character than diamond. A stylish choice for those who appreciate clarity and durability.

Diamonds that enhance the whole.

The brilliant-cut diamonds add extra shine to some models and are placed to highlight the color and shape of the gemstones. Small accents of light that create balance and timeless exclusivity.

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Lightweight design. Authentic craftsmanship.

Fairtyle is characterized by fine proportions, soft lines and elaborate details. Rings created to feel light on the hand – and to be worn every day. A collection for those looking for something personal, natural and genuine.

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