Last Updated on March 7, 2024
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A ring is a circular band worn as a decorative jewelry around the finger. The custom of giving and receiving finger rings dates back over approximately 6,000 years. Pin-pointing the exact history of this practice is difficult.
Rings can be of almost any material: metal, plastic, wood, bone, glass, gemstone to name a few. They may be set with a stone of some sort, which is often a precious or semi-precious gemstone such as diamond, ruby, sapphire or emerald, but can also be of almost any material.
Today we will showcase creative conversation starting ring designs. We hope the following ring might spark some inspiration for you future occasions and holidays.
Put Me Back On Engraved Ring
Winchester 38 SPL Bullet Casing Ring
Pow! Ring by Ambush
Peacock Pyrite Ring by Adina Mills
Ring Clock
Ring Watch
Blue Brass Ring by Maison Martin Margiela
Rose Gold Fox Ring
Femme Fatale Ring Gun
Power Button Ring
LePetit Protector Ring Pistol
Love Ring
Angel Ring
Owl Ring – Rebecca
Titanium Turquoise & Wood Wedding Ring
44 Cal Chamber Ring
I Thou Love Letter Ring
Write On! Pencil Ring
Nerd Glasses Ring
Blue Agate Ring by Joya
Eye Ring
Emergency Wedding Ring
Silver Claw Ring by Ann Demeulemeester
Black Spinel Cocktail Ring
OBEY Craftsmen Ring
20,000 Leagues Octopus Diamond Ring by Plukka
Steampunk Telescope Ring
Nine Planets Ring
Skeleton King Ring
Heart Signet Ring
Finger Ring Mouse
Bird Nest Ring
Silver Lion Ring
Bicycle Ring by CollabCubed
Medusa Head Gold Ring by Versace
Golden Gate Bridge Ring
Populate Ring by Butterscotch of Brooklyn
Gear Ring by Kinekt
Bear Ring by Leviticus
Pyramid Ring
Army Men Golden Ring
Knuckles Ring by Galit
Core Jewels x Mastermind Skull Ring
MacBook Bits Ctrl Ring
Alexander McQueen 3D Skull Ring
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