Hammered Wide Band Pinky Ring – 999 Silver

Keep the irregular high points intact

The broad surface can meet adjacent fingers or desk edges, so confirm side clearance and remove it for impact work.

Wipe along the planes with light pressure and avoid trying to polish every recessed seam to the same brightness. Use a soft brush in recesses and light cloth pressure on raised planes. Canadian Conservation Institute guidance notes that polishing removes silver, so avoid repeatedly stripping intentional dark contrast.

Allow for the feel of a wide band

• Material: 999 sterling silver, as listed
• Published weight: approximately 24-35 g depending on ring size
• Listed size: 30 x 25 mm; axes are not defined
• Available fit: US 6 through 15, including listed half sizes

A wide band can feel tighter than a narrow sizing sample, so use a comparable-width sizer when possible instead of relying only on a thin ring. Measure the intended finger near the time of wear and make sure the chosen ring passes the knuckle. GIA sizing guidance treats band width, finger shape and measurement method as practical fit factors; a projecting face that rotates is not, by itself, proof that sizing down is safe.

Read the surface as hand-worked facets, not a stone setting

Broad angular planes continue around the crown and shoulders without a central gemstone, figure or separate applied emblem. Darker seams emphasize the changes in plane.

Hammered and faceted describe the visible surface. No gemstone, exact hammering method, one-of-one pattern guarantee or impact resistance is published. The inspected front, side and worn views retain the same sculpture and shank identity.

Wide-band fit, surface and weight questions