Women · 20 pieces
Women's Rings
Slim bands, soft gemstones and sculpted shapes to wear alone or stacked.
Our rings are made for everyday wear: slim bands, delicate gemstones and a few bolder shapes that hold their own on a single finger. Most of our pieces are gold-tone or silver-tone stainless steel, with soft polished finishes that catch the light without shouting.
Wear one quietly, or build a stack that changes with your mood. A good place to start if you are looking for rings for women that feel personal, or a thoughtful ring for your wife or girlfriend.
N° 01−30 %
Amethyst Ring59,90€
N° 02−31 %
Double Band Charm Ring19,90€
N° 03−31 %
Knotted Heart Ring19,90€
N° 04−31 %
Star Ring19,90€
N° 05−31 %
Gold Band Ring19,90€
N° 06−30 %
Labradorite Ring33,90€
N° 07−31 %
Daisy Flower Ring19,90€
N° 08−30 %
Marquise Ring24,90€

Women's Rings
Slim bands, soft gemstones and sculpted shapes to wear alone or stacked.
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N° 09−31 %
Pearl Ring19,90€
N° 10−30 %
Oval Moonstone Ring75,90€
N° 11−31 %
Moss Agate Ring39,90€
N° 12−30 %
Gold Promise Ring132,90€
N° 13−31 %
Sterling Silver Thumb Ring19,90€
N° 14−31 %
Snake Ring19,90€
N° 15−30 %
Toi et Moi Ring138,90€
N° 16−31 %
Gold Signet Ring19,90€
N° 17−31 %
Chunky Dome Ring19,90€
N° 18−31 %
Gold Interlocking Rings19,90€
N° 19−31 %
Silver Chain Ring19,90€
N° 20−31 %
Gold Opal Ring19,90€
How to choose your ring
Start with what you will actually wear. A smooth gold band ring goes with everything and works from morning meetings to dinner. If you prefer a touch of color, gemstone styles like the moonstone ring or the opal ring bring a soft glow, while the amethyst ring adds a deeper violet note. For something with more presence, a sculpted snake ring or one of our chunky rings makes a statement on its own.
Gold rings or silver rings?
Gold rings tend to warm up the skin and pair easily with other gold-tone pieces; silver rings feel cooler and more graphic. There is no rule against mixing them: a silver band between two gold ones looks deliberate and modern. Most of our pieces are gold-tone or silver-tone stainless steel, and a few use freshwater pearls or 925 sterling silver, so check each product page for the exact material.
Stacking rings: how to build a stack
Stacking rings work best when you vary the textures. Combine a plain band with something twisted or linked, like the chain ring or the interlocking rings, then add one focal piece with a stone or a motif. Keep the biggest ring on the middle or ring finger and let thinner bands frame it. Two or three rings per hand is usually enough to look curated rather than crowded. Our guide on how to stack rings shows more combinations.
Finding the right size
A ring should slide over the knuckle with slight resistance and sit comfortably at the base of the finger. Fingers swell a little in the heat and at the end of the day, so measure in the evening when you can. Our ring size chart explains how to measure at home with a strip of paper or an existing ring, and how to convert between US and European sizes.
Caring for your rings
Rings are the pieces we touch most, so they deserve a little attention. Take them off before washing your hands with harsh soap, cleaning, swimming or applying lotion. Wipe them with a soft dry cloth after wear and store them separately so stones and polished surfaces do not rub against each other. A small pouch or a lined box is ideal when you travel.
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