925 Sterling Silver Knotted Ring | 100500093091864

925 Sterling Silver Knotted Ring — Measurements & Details

How to measure

Use one of the two quick methods below to find the correct ring size or to check the ring's dimensions.

1. Measure an existing ring
   • Place the ring flat and measure the inner diameter (edge to edge across the center) with a ruler or caliper in millimetres (mm).
   • Use the diameter to find the matching size in the table below (or multiply diameter by π to get the inner circumference).
2. Measure your finger
   • Wrap a thin strip of paper or a non-stretchy string around the base of your finger. Mark where the ends meet.
   • Measure the length of the marked paper/string in mm — that is the inner circumference.
   • Compare the circumference to the size table below. Measure at the end of the day when fingers are warm; measure 2–3 times for consistency.
3. Fit tips for knotted designs
   • Knotted or textured tops can make a ring feel slightly tighter. If you are between sizes or have wide knuckles, consider sizing up half a size for comfort.
   • For stacking, choose the same or a slightly larger size so the rings slide on easily.
4. Tools
   • Ring sizer, calipers or a jeweler's sizing set give the most accurate results. Many jewelers will size your finger for free.

Common size reference (guideline)

Note: Values are approximate and provided as a sizing guide. If the product listing includes an exact band width or inner diameter, use that measurement.

How to measure the ring itself (dimensions)

• Band width: measure across the face of the band (edge to edge) in mm.
• Thickness/profile: measure the cross-section height of the band in mm.
• Weight: use a jewelry scale to measure grams (useful for comparison between sizes).

Materials

Metal

925 Sterling Silver — contains 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals (commonly copper). The "925" stamp is the standard hallmark for sterling silver.

Appearance & properties

Sterling silver offers a bright, white shine and good durability for everyday wear. It can oxidize or tarnish over time when exposed to sulfur compounds, perspiration, or moisture.

Allergy information

Sterling silver is generally well tolerated. The typical alloy does not intentionally include nickel, but sensitivities vary — if you have severe metal allergies, confirm alloy details before wearing.

Plating & finishes

Some sterling pieces are rhodium plated to enhance shine and reduce tarnishing. Plating may wear over time and can be restored by a jeweler.

Model & fit information

The knotted ring is designed as a low-profile, wearable statement piece. The knot detail sits on top of a slender band for a comfortable fit suitable for everyday wear. Key fit notes:

• Comfort: the interior is typically rounded for easier wear; the knot sits low so it seldom catches on clothing.
• True to size: this style usually fits true to standard ring sizing. If you are between sizes or have wider knuckles, opt for the next half size up.
• Stacking: works well stacked with slim bands; choose equal or slightly larger sizes for stacked arrangements.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

• Avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, chlorine, household cleaners and salt water; these accelerate tarnish or damage finishes.
• Remove the ring for showering, swimming, exercising, heavy cleaning and gardening to reduce wear and exposure to chemicals.
• Store separately in a soft pouch or a lined jewelry box — anti-tarnish strips help reduce oxidation.
• Clean gently with a soft polishing cloth made for silver. For light dirt, wash with mild soap and warm water, rinse thoroughly and dry completely.
• For stubborn tarnish use a silver polisher or have the piece professionally cleaned. If the ring is plated, avoid harsh dips which can remove the plating — consult a jeweler first.
• Have settings, solder joints and any stones checked periodically by a professional jeweler.

Style tips

• Wear it alone on the ring or middle finger as a delicate statement piece — the knot reads as a symbolic focal point.
• Stack with slim silver bands or a thin gemstone band for a balanced, contemporary look.
• Mix metals for contrast: pair this sterling silver knot with warm gold accents for a modern, curated stack.
• Coordinate with a simple silver pendant or hoop earrings for a cohesive everyday set.
• For special occasions, pair with a textured or pavé band to add sparkle while keeping the knotted ring as the centerpiece.

Tip: check the product's specification block for exact band width, weight and any plating details to match sizing and care precisely.