925 Sterling Silver Geometric Shape Zircon Ring | Silver / 6 100500284251326

How to measure — find the right ring size

Tools you'll need: flexible tape measure or string, millimetre ruler (or calipers) and the size chart below. Measure carefully and repeat 2–3 times for accuracy.

1. Measure your finger circumference (preferred)
   • Wrap a strip of paper, string or a flexible tape around the base of the finger where the ring will sit. Mark where it overlaps.
   • Measure the length of the string/paper against a millimetre ruler — that length is the finger circumference in mm.
   • Compare the circumference (mm) to the size chart below. Measure at the end of the day (fingers are warm and at their largest). If your knuckle is much larger than the base, measure both and choose a size between those values or go up half a size.
2. Measure an existing ring (accurate for band fit)
   • Use a ruler or calipers to measure the internal diameter across the widest inside point (in mm). Do not measure the outer edge or the band thickness.
   • Find the nearest diameter/circumference in the chart below to determine the matching size.
3. Consider band width and style
   • Wider bands feel tighter — for bands wider than ~6 mm, consider choosing a half size larger than your usual size.
   • Geometric or top-heavy rings can feel snug; if you are between sizes, opt for the larger size.

Quick ring size conversion (approximate). Use circumference (mm) or internal diameter (mm) to choose the correct size.

Note: EU sizing is commonly listed by circumference in mm (e.g., 52 mm circumference ≈ EU 52). If you are unsure, measure an existing ring's internal diameter and use the chart above or contact the seller for exact product measurements.

Materials

• 925 Sterling Silver — Contains 92.5% pure silver blended with other metals (typically copper). Hallmarked "925" or "Sterling". Sterling silver has a bright white finish, can develop a natural patina or tarnish over time, and is best protected by regular gentle care.
• Zircon stones — In fashion jewellery this often refers to high-quality cubic zirconia (lab-created). CZ offers a brilliant sparkle similar to diamond but is less hard and scratch-resistant. (If the listing specifies natural zircon instead of cubic zirconia, natural zircon is a different gemstone with its own properties — check the product details for confirmation.)
• Settings & finish — Common settings for geometric zircon rings include prong, bezel or pavé work. Some sterling silver pieces may be rhodium-plated to enhance whiteness and reduce tarnish — plating will wear over time and can be redone by a jeweller.

Model & product details (typical)

These are typical product characteristics for a geometric zircon ring — for exact dimensions check the specific product listing or request measurements from the seller.

• Design: Geometric feature/top plate with one or multiple zircon stones; modern minimalist silhouette.
• Approximate dimensions: top geometric face ~6–12 mm across; band width ~1.8–4 mm (varies by size and model).
• Weight: lightweight — usually 1.5–4 grams depending on size and design.
• Fit: true to standard ring sizing for most users; wide or top-heavy designs may fit slightly snugger.
• Marking: look for a small "925" stamp inside the band confirming sterling silver content.
• Resizing: sterling silver can often be resized by a jeweller, but elaborate geometric work or many set stones may limit resizing options.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

• Remove before showering, swimming, exercising or using cleaning chemicals. Chlorine and bleach accelerate tarnishing and can damage settings or plating.
• Apply perfume, lotion and cosmetics before putting on the ring — chemicals in these products can dull both metal and stones.
• Store separately in a soft pouch or jewellery box (anti-tarnish pouches are ideal) to prevent scratches and slow tarnishing.
• Routine cleaning: gently wash with warm water and mild soap, use a soft brush to reach under stones, rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft lint-free cloth.
• Polishing: use a silver polishing cloth for the metal. Avoid abrasive cleaners or toothpaste on stones and delicate settings.
• Deep tarnish: a professional jeweller can clean and (if needed) re-plate rhodium finishes. Use silver dips sparingly and rinse well afterward; repeated dipping can affect plated surfaces.
• Check settings periodically: prongs and bezels can loosen over time. Have a jeweller inspect and secure stones as needed.

Style tips

• Wear it as a statement piece on the index or middle finger for a modern, architectural look.
• Stack with slim sterling silver bands or mix with thin rose-gold or gold bands for contrast — keep the geometric ring as the focal point.
• Pair with minimal silver necklaces or geometric earrings to keep a cohesive style language.
• For evening wear, let the ring shine by choosing neutral wardrobe colours (black, white, navy) that let the zircon sparkle.
• Short, neat nails or a simple manicure complements geometric rings; bold polish colours (deep red, navy, black) create a striking contrast with silver and clear zircon.
• If you prefer a layered look, combine different textures (matte bands, thin pavé rings) for a curated stacked set without overpowering the geometric shape.