Skeletal Hand Cage Ring – 925 Sterling Silver

Check openwork clearance and exact fixed sizing

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Listed size: 29 × 18 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 26 g
• Ring sizes: US 7–14, including half sizes
• Visible construction: overlapping skeletal fingers with warm-tone accents

Choose the exact live size and do not squeeze the openwork top. The layered digits can contact adjacent rings or catch coarse knitwear, so inspect the worn view and allow more clearance than for a plain band.

Measure the intended finger and verify knuckle passage. Because the two listed axes are unnamed, use 29 × 18 mm as an overall scale reference and not a guaranteed width, height or projection.

Choose this design for open cage architecture and layered bones; compare a clasped-hand ring when two complete hands meeting is the desired motif.

Clean beneath each digit without bending the cage

Remove the ring for lifting, gloves, machinery and close hand work. Do not press the projecting bones to adjust fit, and inspect the open spaces after a snag.

Use soft bristles under and between the fingers, then rinse and dry the hollow center. Avoid chemical cleaners because the warm accent composition is unpublished, and avoid polishing across the dark recesses.

GIA supports fixed-size measurement, FTC guidance supports only the published silver claim, and CCI cautions that abrasion gradually removes relief detail.

Keep the cage top upright and separate so another piece cannot hook through the open spaces or press a finger bone inward.

Overlapping digits form an open cage above the finger

The bones do not meet in a handshake or wrap once around the shank. Several narrow fingers cross at different heights, leaving visible openings between them and a hollow space beneath the top. The warm accents trace individual bones, helping the layered anatomy remain readable against the darker recesses.

The accent composition and application method are not published, so the page does not call them solid gold, gold vermeil or a named plating. The design is not adjustable, articulated or intended to flex. Skeletal is a visual jewelry description, not a medical anatomy model.

Product 6551 shows clasped skeleton hands, and product 8936 uses a four-bone grip on a pinky-scale ring. This design instead forms a multi-finger cage from overlapping silver and warm-tone bones.

Layered bones, accent material and openwork questions