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Ring etiquette

anna — Sat, 06 Oct 2012 10:29:11 +0000

Traditionally graduation rings are worn on the ring finger of the right hand. But we think the other fingers also make viable options for your graduation ring. With a little help from Pinterest, we have compiled a collection of images to help you decide which finger is right for you:

Perfect for: The Signet Ring
Palmistry: Named after the winged messenger god, Mercury, the little finger is thought to reveal communication abilities and be the centre of self-expression.
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Perfect for: The Graduation Ring Traditionalist (usually right-hand)
Palmistry: Believed to show an individual’s creative potential
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Perfect for: The unconventional choice
Palmistry: The finger of discipline and balance
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Perfect for: Every day
Palmistry: The finger of Jupiter thought to depict the power of self or ego
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Perfect for: The band ring
Palmistry: The centre of will-power
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A Few Special Steps: The hand painted finish of our white gold rings

Will — Thu, 09 Aug 2012 11:41:35 +0000

Each metal we use to make our rings requires very different processes and every ring has a few special steps the because of the metal or the design that are unique to it and took as months and in a number of cases years to develop.

Our white gold require an additional ten processes to complete in comparison with the sterling silver. For instance, the antique process we use to finish our sterling rings is not as effective on white gold, so we specially hand paint each ring in black rhodium to achieve a similar effect. The result is a richer finish that we think compliments the stronger tones of the white gold. The white gold example is on the right above, the sterling silver is on the left.

Pinky Rings for Women

Will — Tue, 15 May 2012 12:41:33 +0000

Wearing a pinky ring has always been part of an elegant code, and this year we rethought one of our original signet rings with the pinky in mind. The result is a simpler ring, with a diminutive design that looks especially stylish when worn on that finger.

The ultra thin Band#1.5 was also designed partly with the pinky in mind and its slight contours definitely lend themselves to being worn on the littlest finger. It can be worn by itself or paired and stacked with another piece in your collection.

Secretly though, we have always liked wearing the Imperial #1 as a pinky ring. We find it adds a real bit of chicness to simple everyday outfits.

By Request

Will — Thu, 10 May 2012 11:43:09 +0000

Beyond our normal customisations, we are happy to offer a service that caters to your needs and desires from our current jewellery collections.

In this example of an Imperial ring, we have specially tooled a new mould to read VIVERE SENZA RIMPANTI

2011 knocking

Will — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 11:17:00 +0000

We can’t say what your 2011 is going to look like, but ours will look like this:

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Intel On…Ring getting some love on the Guardian website

Will — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 02:28:00 +0000

A member of Team Eva shamelessly flashes one of our graduation rings at a film crew from the Guardian: