925 Sterling Silver Double-Layered Ring

How to measure

Use one of the methods below to find the correct ring size and to measure the product accurately before purchasing.

Method A — Measure an existing ring

1. Place the ring flat on a ruler or measuring mat.
2. Measure the inner diameter (the distance straight across the inside of the band) in millimetres (mm). Measure across the center for accuracy.
3. Compare that inner diameter with the size guide (table below) to find the closest size.

Method B — Paper or string (measure your finger)

1. Wrap a thin strip of paper or non-stretchy string around the base of the finger where the ring will sit.
2. Mark where the paper/string overlaps, then measure that length in mm — this is the finger circumference.
3. To convert circumference to diameter: divide the circumference by π (3.1416). Use the resulting diameter to match the chart below.
4. Measure at the end of the day and when hands are warm. If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, measure both and choose a size that will pass the knuckle comfortably.

Method C — Professional sizing

For the most accurate fit, visit a local jeweller for a professional ring sizing. This is recommended if you are between sizes or need a precise fit for a wider band.

Quick sizing notes for double-layered/wider bands

• Double-layered or wider bands tend to fit tighter than thin bands. If you typically wear a thin-band size, consider going up a quarter to a half size for comfort.
• If in doubt, choose the slightly larger size — it's more comfortable and easier to resize in many cases.

Approximate conversion table (common sizes)

These values are approximate. If you are between sizes, measure carefully and consider professional sizing.

Materials & details

Metal: 925 sterling silver (marked "925").

• Composition: At least 92.5% pure silver with the remainder typically copper or another durable metal alloyed in to increase strength.
• Finish: High-polish silver finish; some pieces may be rhodium-plated to enhance whiteness and reduce tarnishing. If the product has an intentional oxidized detail or matte finish, that is a design choice and may age differently from high-polish areas.
• Allergies: Sterling silver is generally tolerated by most people, but those with metal sensitivities can occasionally react to the alloy metals (commonly copper). Rhodium plating can reduce skin contact with the alloy.
• Hallmark: The "925" stamp denotes sterling silver (92.5% pure silver).

Model & fit information

Product images show how the double-layered ring sits on a real hand for reference. The ring is a fixed-size band (non-adjustable). Because this is a double-layered design, it typically sits a little higher and can feel slightly firmer than a thin single band.

General fit advice:

• If you normally wear a thin band and like a snug fit, choose your usual size; if you prefer more room, go up a half size for comfort.
• For stacking looks, keep in mind the combined bulk — try the ring with one slimmer band first to check balance and comfort.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Follow these simple steps to maintain shine and prevent damage:

• Daily wear: Remove your ring before swimming, showering, exercising, or cleaning with harsh chemicals (bleach, chlorine, ammonia). Perfume, lotions and cosmetics can accelerate tarnish—put your ring on after applying those products.
• Cleaning: For routine cleaning, soak in warm water with a drop of mild dish soap for 5–10 minutes, gently brush with a soft toothbrush, rinse and pat dry with a soft cloth. Use a silver polishing cloth for light tarnish.
• Stubborn tarnish: Make a paste of baking soda and water, gently rub with a soft cloth, rinse thoroughly and dry. Avoid abrasive cleaners on any intentionally oxidized or plated areas.
• Rhodium-plated pieces: Rhodium plating can wear over time; avoid abrasive polishing that could remove the plating. Re-plating can be done by a jeweller if needed.
• Ultrasonic cleaners: Generally safe for solid sterling silver without stones, but avoid if the design includes glued components, delicate finishes or mixed metals. When in doubt, consult a jeweller.
• Storage: Store separately in a soft pouch or lined box to prevent scratches and slow tarnishing. Keep in a cool, dry place; anti-tarnish strips help reduce oxidation.

Style tips

• Wear it solo: Let the double-layered silhouette be a minimalist statement on your ring finger or index finger.
• Stacking: Pair with thin, plain bands for contrast or mix textures (smooth + hammered) to create depth. Avoid overly bulky stacks that may feel tight with the double-layered band.
• Mix metals: Sterling silver pairs beautifully with cool-tone metals (white gold, platinum) and with gemstones like moonstone, turquoise or onyx. For a modern look, add a thin rose-gold accent band.
• Everyday to evening: For daytime, wear with casual denim and a silver cuff or simple pendant. For evening, stack a delicate diamond or solitaire band on the same or adjacent finger to elevate the look.
• Placement: Middle and index fingers emphasize a bolder, fashion-forward look; ring finger keeps it classic. Consider balance with other jewellery—if the ring is a focal piece, keep other pieces minimal.

If you need exact dimensions or model measurements shown in photos, please refer to the product's technical/spec sheet on the page or contact customer support for precise details.