Sterling Silver and Incarose Ring

This ring, size 7, is handcrafted in sterling silver and set with a round Incarose, carefully cut and polished by my father, Mario Zárate. The stone shows a beautiful soft pink color that brings warmth and charm to the design.

Its gentle glow makes it perfect for adding a delicate touch to your everyday look, lifting your style—and even your spirits—on those busy mornings at work. A piece that combines craftsmanship, family tradition, and the timeless beauty of the Incarose.

🇦🇷 The Incarose Rose stone, or rhodochrosite, carries within it the delicate blush of the Andes. Legend says it's the crystallized blood of Inca ancestors, a stone of love, memory, and connection. Its beauty has always reminded me of where I come from in the world. That's why I chose the name Incarosa for my jewelry: a tribute to this national stone of Argentina and to my own roots. Like the Inca Rose, my creations are born of time, history, and the heart.

🇦🇷 Incarose (rhodochrosite) is the national stone of Argentina. Recognized for its delicate pink hues, it was formed millions of years ago in the Andes. The name "Inca Rose" comes from an Inca legend that describes the stone as the solidified blood of their rulers' ancestors, symbolizing eternal love and remembrance.  My brand, Incarose, takes its name from this remarkable stone and from the part of the world I come from, where my passion for gemstones and jewelry began.

📸 About the Photos

All the photos on this website are taken by me, most often using natural light. 

I aim to capture each piece as truthfully as possible, showing the beauty and uniqueness of the materials I work with.

Gemstones, being natural, may appear slightly different depending on how the light touches them—the angle, the intensity, even the background. For this reason, I take several photos of each piece, from different angles, with various lighting and settings. 

This helps reveal the true color and character of each gemstone and the silver.

Please keep in mind that slight variations in tone may occur between the photos and what you receive. But rest assured—every stone is genuine and natural, and I do my best to show it just as it is.