Obsidian RING

The Obsidian Ring is built from two slender, pointed arcs that curve towards each other and cross over the finger, so the ring reads as a single drawn line rather than a band. The name borrows from obsidian, the volcanic glass that breaks into sharp, curving edges — the same tension between point and curve that shapes this ring.

It is made from premium stainless steel in warm 18k gold plating or a cool platinum tone, and it is waterproof, tarnish-free and hypoallergenic. The open design makes it fully adjustable, and at 3.7 cm across it has real presence on the hand while weighing just 10 g. In an assortment it sits with the sculptural statement rings — the piece for a customer who wants shape rather than stones.

Why You'll Love It

• Premium stainless steel that holds its finish season after season.
• Waterproof and tarnish-free, so it can stay on from morning to evening.
• Hypoallergenic — comfortable for sensitive skin.
• Two pointed arcs crossing over the finger in one clean, graphic line.
• An open, adjustable design that fits a wide range of finger sizes.
• 3.7 cm of sculptural presence at only 10 g.
• Available in 18k gold plating and platinum tone.

How to Style It

Obsidian works best with a little space around it. Wear it alone on the index or middle finger, or balance it with a fine band such as the Menton Ring on the neighbouring finger. For a customer who likes the open, adjustable fit but prefers a flatter surface, the Vénus Ring brings the same attitude in a triangular form, while the Double Take Ring adds zirconia to an open double band.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ring adjustable?
Yes. The ring is open, so it can be gently widened or narrowed to fit. Adjust it slowly and only when needed, so the arcs keep their shape.

How large is it on the hand?
About 3.7 cm across at its widest point, at a weight of 10 g — clearly a statement ring, but light enough for everyday wear.

Can it be worn in water?
Yes. Stainless steel is waterproof and will not tarnish. Wipe the ring dry with a soft cloth afterwards to keep the polish bright.

Obsidian — two lines, one sharp idea.