Rings

Stainless steel is a metal with many advantages: it is corrosion-resistant, durable, and retains its properties over time. In addition, it is hypoallergenic, does not tarnish, and requires very little maintenance. That is why it is the ideal material for making jewelry.

Want to learn more about this rust-resistant metal? Discover the various details of stainless steel in jewelry, or more specifically, the difference between 304 and 316 stainless steel.

To adjust an adjustable stainless steel ring, proceed gently to protect the mechanism.

• First, slip the ring onto your finger to assess how much it needs to be adjusted.
• Using both hands, gently press the ends of the ring inward if it is too loose, or pull them slightly apart if it is too tight.
• Make gradual adjustments of a few millimeters at a time rather than a large, sudden movement, which could weaken the metal, even though it is durable.

Use jewelry glue such as Hasulith, E6000, or Cyanolit to glue your cabochon.

Sizes correspond to the finger circumference in millimeters: a size 54 equals a 54 mm inner circumference. Measure at the end of the day, when your hand is warm, and round up to the next size if you’re unsure. If you’re giving the ring as a gift, choose an adjustable style that covers a range of sizes.

You can refer to this size guide to help you make your choice.