Rings

Seven of the eight rings are closed bands sold in a fixed Hong Kong size. Because an HK number is less useful on its own than a physical measurement, the product tables also give inner diameter and circumference in millimetres where available. The ring size guide explains how to compare those figures with a ring that already fits.

The differences are mainly in surface and profile: smooth polished, hammered, wave-shaped, crinkled, sandblasted matte, irregular polished and a repeating fish pattern. Width and thickness are not interchangeable measurements. Where width is supplied, the slimmer polished and fish-pattern bands are about 2 mm and the crinkled band about 5 mm; separately listed thicknesses are approximately 1–2.2 mm.

Most designs specify 925 or S925 silver. The fish-pattern band is described more cautiously as silver-tone metal with a 925 mark, so its listing should be read as written rather than grouped under a broader material claim. The open branch-textured ring is the exception to the fixed-size structure, offered in HK 6–10, 11–15 and 16–20 ranges with bright silver or antiqued finishes.