Hammered hot Triple Ring, Dark Patina Sterling Silver Ring, Unisex Silver Ring, Stacking Skeleton Ring, Large Statement Ring, Couples Gift

This rough unisex triple ring is definitely a statement piece and you don't need other rings with this one (unless you want)! The hammered and patinated ring resemble a skeleton and a rib cage and the ring can be worn both by men and women.

This is a perfect choice for those who love their rings large and textured. It would also make a perfect gift for yourself or both of you.

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This ring has a thick band so it's recommended to order a one size larger than your usual ring size

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Material: 100% Sterling Silver

This item is made to order – I will make it specifically for you. This ring can also be customized to have more bands upon your request, please contact me if you wish a custom piece!

Please bear in mind that each item is hand hammered so there will never be two pieces exactly the same. Every little detail is separately made and it makes the ring absolutely unique!

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Not sure of your ring size - don't worry! You can visit a local jeweller and ask them to measure your finger. If that is not possible, you can also find below tips to measure your finger.

1. Your finger size can change throughout the day, so it is a recommended to measure your finger in the end of the day when your fingers are at their largest. Measure only when your hands are warm! Cold fingers are at least half a size smaller. When ordering a very thick band it is recommended to order one size bigger ring because thick rings tend to feel tighter in the finger. If your size falls between two sizes, it's recommended to order the bigger size.

2. Find a piece of string or a strip of paper. Wrap it around the base of your appropriate finger. Make sure the paper fits snugly. You should be able to slip it over your knuckle.

3. Using a pen – mark the point on the string/paper where it overlaps forming a complete circle.
Measure the length from the starting end of the string/paper to the pen mark using a ruler with a millimetre measurement.

Have a look at this link to find a chart hot to determine your ring size: http://bit.ly/2OJWolP

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