925 Sterling Silver Inlaid Zircon Ring | Silver / 6 100500975251964

How to measure

Use one of these simple, reliable methods to measure for the best fit. Try two or more methods and take the average if results differ.

1. Measure an existing ring (most accurate)

1. Choose a ring that fits the same finger comfortably.
2. Measure the inside diameter across the center using a ruler or, ideally, a caliper. Record the measurement in millimetres (mm).
3. Compare that diameter to a ring-size chart (example table below) to find the corresponding size.

2. Measure your finger (when you don’t have a ring)

1. Wrap a thin strip of paper or a non-stretchy string around the base of the finger. Mark where it overlaps.
2. Measure the marked length with a ruler — that length in millimetres is the finger’s circumference.
3. Use the conversion table below (circumference → ring size) to find your size.

3. Use a printable ring sizer or jeweler’s tool

• Print a ring sizing chart at 100% scale and confirm a reference ruler printed on the page measures correctly.
• Place a ring over the printed circles to match the inner edge, or use a paper strip on the chart to read your size.

Tips: Measure at the end of the day when fingers are warm and at their largest; measure the knuckle too — if the knuckle is larger than the base, size for the knuckle. For wider bands, choose a half size larger for comfort. If between sizes, pick the larger one for comfort.

Quick reference chart (approximate)

Note: This chart is a general guide. Slight manufacturing tolerances and differences in ring profile can affect fit — when in doubt, consult a jeweller or the product’s full specifications.

Materials

925 Sterling Silver

• What it is: “925” indicates 92.5% pure silver alloyed with other metals (commonly copper) to increase strength.
• Appearance: Bright white, highly polishable; matches well with other white metals.
• Properties: Durable for everyday wear but will tarnish over time when exposed to sulfur, humidity and certain chemicals.
• Skin & allergies: Usually well tolerated; people with a sensitivity to copper or other alloy metals should take care.

Zircon

• What it is: A natural gemstone (zircon = zirconium silicate, ZrSiO4). Note: zircon is different from the synthetic material “cubic zirconia.”
• Appearance: Can be colorless or occur in a range of colors; when well-cut it shows strong brilliance and fire.
• Durability: Moderate hardness (typically around 6–7.5 on the Mohs scale depending on variety). Durable enough for jewellery, but more brittle than diamonds or sapphire—avoid heavy knocks.
• Care notes: Zircon can be heat-sensitive (color can change with heating) and may be brittle; avoid steam/thermal shocks and aggressive ultrasonic cleaning unless supplier confirms it is safe.

If you need confirmation whether the stones are natural zircon or a synthetic diamond simulant (cubic zirconia), please check the product specification or contact the seller for certification.

Model: NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN

This model identifier (NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN) corresponds to the 925 Sterling Silver Inlaid Zircon Ring design. Model highlights:

• Design: Inlaid zircon stones set flush into the band for a low-profile, comfortable fit—ideal for everyday wear and stacking.
• Finish: High-polish sterling silver (subject to manufacturer finish — check product page for plated or rhodium finish if listed).
• Fit & stacking: Low-set stones make this model easy to stack with plain or slim bands; consider a slightly larger size if pairing with a wide wedding band.
• Exact specs (stone size, total carat weight, band width, weight) vary by size — see the product’s technical specs or contact the seller for precise measurements.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Simple, routine care will keep this ring looking its best for years.

• Daily care: Remove during heavy chores, sports, showering, and when using household cleaners or chemicals. Avoid contact with chlorine (pools, hot tubs) and cosmetics, perfumes and hairsprays — apply these before putting on the ring.
• Cleaning at home: Soak in warm water with a mild dish soap for a few minutes, gently brush with a soft toothbrush, rinse and pat dry with a soft cloth. Finish with a dry silver polishing cloth to restore shine.
• Avoid abrasives: Do not use toothpaste, baking soda or harsh abrasive pads — these can scratch silver and damage stone settings.
• Ultrasonic/steam cleaners: Avoid unless the seller specifically states the stones and settings are safe for ultrasonic/steam cleaning; natural zircon can be heat-sensitive or brittle.
• Polishing & plating: Over time sterling silver may tarnish — a silver polishing cloth or mild silver polish will help. If the piece is rhodium-plated for extra whiteness, plating may wear and can be re-plated by a jeweller.
• Storage: Store the ring separately in a soft pouch or lined jewellery box to prevent scratches and slow tarnish. Anti-tarnish strips or silica packs in the storage area help reduce tarnishing.
• Professional care: For loose stones, deep scratches, or heavy tarnish, have the piece inspected and professionally cleaned by a jeweller.

Style Tips

• Everyday elegance: Wear this inlaid zircon ring alone for a subtle signature look that’s neat and low-profile.
• Stacking: Pair with slim plain sterling bands or delicate textured rings on either side for a layered, modern look.
• Mixing metals: Sterling silver pairs best with other white metals (white gold, platinum) or cool-toned jewellery; mixing with yellow gold can be stylish if done intentionally for contrast.
• Colour coordination: Clear zircon mimics diamond-like sparkle — pairs beautifully with navy, black, and jewel tones for evening wear. Colored zircon (if present) can be matched to similar-tone clothing or complementary accents.
• Occasion: Low-profile inlay makes it ideal for daily wear and work environments where a snag-free profile is beneficial; it also transitions well to dressier events when paired with a matching bracelet or necklace.
• Gifting: If purchasing as a gift, use the recipient’s existing ring for measuring or consult a jeweller for sizing assistance — when uncertain, a slightly larger size is usually safer than too small.