More three-dimensional and beautiful,
popular ring gets an update
This popular classic double finger ring, a staple since the brand's inception, has been redesigned and updated.
By increasing the overall volume and adding organic undulations to the distorted lines, the design has more movement and presence. The three-dimensional structure where two rings intersect is striking yet designed to follow the finger naturally.
A single ring, multiple expressions
This item offers a high degree of styling freedom, whether layered minimally on two fingers or split across three fingers to add an accent to your hand.
The design seamlessly blends with both simple cut-and-sew tops and sophisticated jacket styles.
Because its impression changes drastically depending on how it's worn, having just one expands your daily coordination options significantly.
Q. Which fingers are recommended for the two-finger ring?
For the double finger ring, we most highly recommend wearing the larger loop on your middle and ring fingers.
Those trying a double finger ring for the first time often worry that their fingers will be fixed and inconvenient.
Indeed, wearing it on your index finger, for example, can feel restrictive. However, the middle and ring fingers naturally move together and have limited independent range of motion to begin with.
Therefore, with the middle and ring finger combination, you'll feel almost no sense of constraint. Daily activities like typing on a computer keyboard can be done stress-free.
Please experience not only the beauty of the design but also the effortless comfort that adapts to your daily life.
Q. What is the sizing like?
Due to the fluid design characteristic of two overlapping loops, there isn't a strict standard size like typical rings.
As a guide, it is made to a size equivalent to approximately JP 11-13.
It offers a comfortable fit for those who typically wear rings in sizes 11-13.
One of the charms of this ring is that the fit changes depending on how it's worn and how the loops overlap.
When wearing the two loops layered on a single finger (as a double ring), the overlapping section can make it feel slightly tighter than a single ring.
