Silver Rings

925 sterling silver contains approximately 92.5% pure silver, while 14k gold contains 58.5% pure gold. Silver has a cooler tone and is generally more affordable, which is why silver rings are often chosen as a first designer jewelry piece or for everyday wear. Gold rings from the gold rings collection are usually more expensive and more resistant to color changes.

The gold-plated layer is a coating of gold applied to the surface of silver, so with prolonged and intensive wear it may gradually show signs of wear, especially on the underside of the ring that most frequently comes into contact with surfaces. By protecting it from perfumes, creams, and chlorinated water, the gold-plated version can retain its color for a longer time.

Silver naturally oxidizes over time and may darken, especially when exposed to soap, perfumes, or sweat. After wearing, wipe the ring with a soft cloth, and periodically use special silver care products. A tarnished ring can also be professionally cleaned by a jeweler.

925 sterling silver is an alloy containing 92.5% pure silver, which is generally well tolerated by most people with sensitive skin. If you know that you are sensitive to copper additives (used in silver alloys to make the metal more durable), it is worth checking the composition of the specific model before placing an order.

Rings that are in stock are shipped more quickly. Rings made according to your finger size or individual preferences are usually created within several weeks; the exact timeframe is confirmed by email after the order is placed. Since all rings are handmade, different versions of the same design may vary slightly.