About rings
Rings in stainless steel, sterling silver and ceramic, from thin stacking bands to adjustable open and spinner styles.
Thin zircon bands and wavy stackers are made to be worn in sets, in gold, rose or silver tone. Open rings adjust to different fingers, which suits gifts. Spinner rings have a band that turns, and signet styles have a flat face. A few pieces use 925 silver with moissanite or a white or black ceramic band.
Choose by material and size. Stainless steel resists daily wear, 925 silver is a softer precious metal, and ceramic gives a smooth polished finish. Sized rings use US sizes, such as 5 to 10, while open rings are resizable. Pair a thin band with a larger statement ring for contrast.
Rings questions
What ring size should I order?
Measure the widest part of your finger with a paper strip, compare it with a ring size chart, and pick the nearest US size. If you are between sizes, choose an open or resizable ring.
Are stainless steel rings good for daily wear?
Yes. Stainless steel is hard-wearing and does not need much care. Wipe it dry after water and soap, and store it apart from other jewelry to avoid scratches.
What is a spinner ring?
A spinner ring has an outer band that turns freely around an inner band. People wear it as a fidget-friendly ring. Styles here include an eye design and a Star of David in 316L steel.