Chunky Tricolour Eternal Ring

Our ring sizes follow the USA sizing standard, and can be determined by using a measuring tool or by measuring your finger's circumference, or measuring the diameter of an existing ring that fits you.

Option 1: Using a Ring You Already Own

• Find a ring that fits the intended finger perfectly.
• Measure the inside diameter using a ruler or calipers.
• Match the measurement to a size chart.

Option 2: Using a Strip of Paper or String

• Cut a strip of paper or use a piece of string about 10 cm long.
• Wrap it around the base of the intended finger snugly.
• Mark where the paper or string overlaps.
• Measure the length of the paper or string in millimeters.
• Use the size chart to find the corresponding ring size.

You can download a sizing chart here.

Please view our Returns & Exchanges policy before making your ring purchase.

If you want a ring in a different size, let us know and if it's possible to get it for you, we will.

Refunds and returns are allowed for rings. If your ring is not the right size, you can return it for an exchange or a refund. For more information see our policy.

What is your jewellery made from?

Our jewellery is made with either sterling silver or titanium and stainless steel base metals, plated with pure 14-18 karat gold, rhodium or platinum. Select styles might also include semi precious gems, natural stones, pearls, beads, rhinestones, cubic zirconias and other metals used in clasps.

All product listings will indicate which metals its made of. 

Will I get a reaction from my jewellery?

We don't use reaction-prone metals and alloys in our jewellery such as brass or zinc. Titanium and stainless steel are both hypoallergenic and tarnish resistant, so you should not experience a reaction to the metal or skin going green from wearing it.

Sterling silver is highly tarnish resistant. Items made from sterling silver might not always be suitable for people with nickel sensitivity. 

All product listings will indicate which metals its made of. 

Will my jewellery last?

Titanium and stainless steel are both very hard metals, making them more scratch and dent resistant than most other metals used for jewellery making.

They stand up to daily exposure to water and are resistant to rust and tarnishing, though gold plated items should always be looked after correctly to prolong its luster and finish.

Sterling silver can be prone to tarnishing over time - a natural feature of silver - but a light polish with a jewellery cloth and storage in an environment that prevents exposure to air will keep it shining forever while you're not wearing it. The more you wear silver, the less it is prone to tarnishing because your skin forms a natural layer of oil on the metal that shields it against chemical reactions.

How do I care for my jewellery?

While your jewellery is safe to wear in the shower or at the gym, frequent exposure to chemicals and oils can change its appearance over time. Avoid prolonged exposure to sea water, highly chlorinated whater (jacuzzis, gym pools etc) which can erode the gold plated layer on your jewellery over time.

Your jewellery is a strong, premium product but it is not indestructible, especially pieces with beads, pearls, elastic strings and finer link chains. Please avoid pulling and hitting your jewellery against hard objects to prevent it from chipping, snapping or breaking.

Your jewellery will be suitable for daily wear, but store it in the anti-tarnish pouch it is shipped in, a box, pouch or jewellery roll when you're not wearing it to keep it safe and in good condition for years to come.

Plated finishes last longer when you remove jewellery when you sleep, do work where your hands are in contact with water, soaps, lotions, soil etc.