Collection: Men's Rings

• Look for the Hallmark

Sterling silver rings should have S925 or .925 stamped on the inside of the ring. But there are exceptions. For example, Thai hill tribe silver rings are not stamped but the purity is even higher than 92.5%.

• The Magnet Test

Silver is not magnetic. If the ring sticks to the magnet, it’s not real silver.

• The Odor Test

Real silver doesn’t have a strong smell. If the ring smells like metal or chemicals, it’s likely not real silver. 

• Feel the Weight

Real silver rings tend to be heavier than fake ones. If it feels too light, it could be made from a different, cheaper material.

• The Ice Test

Real silver is a good conductor of heat, so place an ice cube on the ring. It will melt much quicker than if you were to place it on plastic or fake metals.

• Lab Test 

Have your silver jewelry tested by a local precious metals testing agency. We guarantee all our jewelry is made of solid sterling silver or fine silver, as described on the product pages. We accept any third party inspection. 

The Index Finger

The index finger is a strong, confident choice. Wearing a silver ring here can show authority, power and independence. Great for those who want to make a statement.

The Middle Finger

Silver rings on the middle finger can give off a sense of balance and responsibility.

The Ring Finger

Traditionally this is the finger for engagement or wedding rings. You can still rock a silver ring here to show commitment to your style.

The Pinky Finger

Wearing a silver ring on the pinky finger can give off a sense of class and elitism. The ThumbNot as common, but it’s a unique placement that shows you’re not afraid to stand out. 

1. Measure Your Finger

Use a string or a strip of paper to wrap around the base of your finger. Mark where it overlaps, then measure the length in millimeters. 

2. Match it to the ring size chart.

Ring Size (US)        Circumference (mm)

4                              46.8

4.5                           48

5                              49.3

5.5                           50.6

6                              51.9

6.5                           53.1

7                              54.4

7.5                           55.7

8                              57

8.5                           58.3

9                              59.5

9.5                           60.8

10                            62.1

10.5                         63.4

11                            64.6

11.5                         65.9

12                            67.2

12.5                         68.5

13                            69.7

13.5                         71

14                            72.3

3. Take Ring Width into Consideration

If you’re picking a chunky band, go half a size up for comfort.

Yes, silver rings do tarnish over time. But don’t worry—tarnish isn’t permanent, and it’s easy to remove. 

• Why Do Silver Rings Tarnish?

Silver reacts with air (specifically sulphur and oxygen), forming a black coating. Exposure to moisture, sweat, or chemicals like perfume speeds up tarnishing.

• How to Prevent Tarnishing?

Avoid wearing it while showering, swimming, or using cleaning products. 

Wipe it down with a soft cloth after wearing to remove oils and dirt. 

Store your ring in an airtight container or a jewelry box with anti-tarnish strips.

• How to Remove Tarnish?

Simply use the silver polishing cloth and polishing bar we send with the ring. 

If your silver ring is heavily tarnished from sitting unused, try this easy fix: gently rub it with a soft cotton cloth and a small amount of white toothpaste, then rinse the ring with clean water and dry it off. 

Yes, for most people, sterling silver rings are hypoallergenic. 

Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver, mixed with other metals like copper. The copper content can cause reactions in some people, but that is uncommon.