Molten 316L stainless steel spinner ring on a bone linen ground
A woman's hand wearing the Molten 316L stainless steel spinner ring
Close view of rippled bands turning on the Molten ring
The Molten 316L stainless steel spinner ring worn on the hand
The Molten ring resting on natural linen
The Molten 316L stainless steel spinner ring, detail 1
The Molten 316L stainless steel spinner ring, detail 2
The Molten 316L stainless steel spinner ring, detail 3
The Molten 316L stainless steel spinner ring, detail 4

Molten Ring

316L stainless steel

£40£60

Save £20 Thank-you price until 11.59pm on 1 November, then £60.

Rippled bands. 

316L stainless steel, made to go on in the morning and stay on.

For ordinary days, which is most of them. The supermarket queue, the call you’ve been on for forty minutes, the sofa afterwards. Something for your hands to do while the rest of you gets on.

  • 316L stainless steel
  • Rippled turning bands
  • Sizes 52, 54, 57, 60

These are wide bands. If you are between two sizes, or measured from a thin ring, take the larger.

Not quite right? You have 60 days to exchange it for another size.

Paid today · Dispatched 20 to 24 November

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60 day exchange

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Materials

Our sterling silver rings are solid all the way through, stamped S925.

The everyday rings are 316L stainless steel, built for daily wear.

Sizing

The first run comes in four sizes: EU 52, 54, 57 and 60, which are US 6, 7, 8 and 9. The EU number is the inside circumference in millimetres.

Measure a ring you already wear across the inside, edge to edge, and multiply by 3.14. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger. The size finder further down this page does both for you.

Delivery and returns

Delivery is free to the UK and Ireland. Every order goes tracked, so you can follow yours from the day it's dispatched. The details are on our Delivery and returns page.

You have 60 days to exchange for another size or another ring, while that size lasts. If it's sold out, we'll refund you.

What pre-order means

This is the first run, and it's a fixed number of rings. Your card is charged in full when you order, and the ring in your size is set aside for you then.

Every order is dispatched between 20 and 24 November. We'll write to you at each step between now and then, and on the day yours goes out.

Sizing

Find your size.

Two ways to do it at home. Both take about two minutes.

Measure the finger you will actually wear it on. Most people put a spinner ring on the index or middle finger, and those are usually a size or two larger than the ring finger.

Measure straight across the inside of a ring that fits, edge to edge.

How it should feel. The band should turn freely while the ring itself stays put, and it should need a gentle push to come back over the knuckle. If it slides off on its own it is too big, and if the whole ring turns with the band it is too tight.

Measure at the end of the day. Fingers are smaller in the morning and in the cold.

Checking your ruler: a bank card is 85.6mm along the long edge.

Reviews

From the people wearing them.

Wear it with

Rings are worn in threes.

Most of us wear two or three on the same hand.

See all six

Questions

The things people ask.

What size ring do I need?

The first run comes in four sizes: EU 52, 54, 57 and 60, which are US 6, 7, 8 and 9. The EU number is the inside circumference in millimetres. Use the size finder on this page, or measure a ring you already wear across the inside, edge to edge, and multiply by 3.14.

What if I am between sizes?

Take the larger. A wide band sits tighter than a thin one at the same measurement, and a spinner ring needs a little room so the base band can stay still while the outer bands turn.

Should I choose sterling silver or steel?

The mechanism is identical in both. The Silver Edit is solid sterling silver, the heavier of the two, and comes with six months' cover. The Everyday Edit is high quality 316L stainless steel, and the lighter price.

Is the sterling silver plated?

No. Our sterling silver rings are solid sterling silver all the way through, and stamped S925.

What does S925 mean?

S925 is the maker's stamp for sterling silver. It means the metal is 92.5% silver, which is the standard for sterling, and every sterling silver ring we sell carries it.

Will sterling silver tarnish?

Yes, slowly. Sterling silver develops a darker surface over months and years, deepest in the hammered and textured areas. A silver polishing cloth brings the flat areas back.

Can I wear it in the shower or swimming?

For sterling silver, the odd shower does no harm, though soap collects in the channel and the ring will feel stiff until you rinse it. Take sterling silver off before a swimming pool, because chlorine is hard on it. Whichever you wear, a rinse in clean water and a dry with a soft cloth keeps the bands turning freely.

What does pre-order mean?

The first run is a fixed number of rings, and sizes go as people order. Your card is charged in full when you place the order rather than when it ships, and that's what sets your ring aside. Every order is dispatched between 20 and 24 November, and we'll write to you at each step until yours goes out.

Can I cancel a pre-order?

Yes. Write to us any time before your ring is dispatched and we'll refund it in full.

Can I exchange it if the size is wrong?

Yes. You have 60 days from delivery to exchange for another size or another ring, while that size lasts.