14K Gold Rings

Bands, solitaires and motifs

Rings are the largest group we make, and the 14K gold rings here range widely. For stacking there are thin evil eye bands, criss cross and crossover rings, bezel and full eternity bands, and single-row birthstone-inspired rings in colored cubic zirconia. Solitaires come round, baguette, emerald-cut, oval with a halo, and pear-cut with side stones, all in cubic zirconia. Then the motifs: butterflies, clovers, daisies and five-petal flowers, a cross, an adjustable snake with a stone-set eye and tail. Bolder shapes — the puff heart, the bubble ring, the double teardrop bypass, a curb chain link ring with pavé — hold their own worn alone.

Finding your ring size

Measure a ring that already fits, or wrap a strip of paper around the finger late in the day, when hands are at their fullest. Wide and domed rings wear tighter than thin bands: between sizes, go half a size up in a bold style and stay true to size in a fine one. When stacking gold rings, treat the whole stack as one wide ring. Stones throughout are cubic zirconia or simulated gemstones, and each is named as such on its page.

• Simulated gemstone rings
• Engravable and initial rings
• Measure your ring size at home
• How to stack rings