Designing jewelry with rings

Rings can be joined together in many ways to make interesting and elegant jewelry. This classic technique has been in use for hundreds of years, and yet jewelry designers are still creating original and innovative pieces.

Full Persian

The Full Persian weave is very elegant and still robust enough to work in most situations. Both bracelets and necklaces are suited for men and women alike.

Chainmail

4 in one chainmail, also known as mesh or European chainmaille, is well suited for bracelets. This weave is very flexible and strong. 

Boxchain

The classic boxchain is one of the most used patterns for necklaces and bracelets worn by women and men. In Norway this pattern is called "Queens chain".

Mixed materials

Combining Sterling silver and industrial quality latex rubber makes a modern boxchain style that is comfortable to wear and is popular with both men and women.

Cloverleaf

The cloverleaf weave is a light and elegant pattern that lends itself well to necklaces, bracelets and earrings for festive occations.

Parallel

The parallel weave is very elegant and simple. Very well suited for womens jewelry to complement business suits as well as cocktail dresses.

Byzantine

The Byzantine pattern dates back to the Medieval period and is widely used for men's and women's jewelry. In Norway this pattern is called "Kings chain".

Samsø

The Samsø weave is a Danish variation of the Byzantine chain that is well suited for bracelets.

Starlight

Starlight makes a soft sparkling surface that is well suited for bracelets and necklaces for both sexes.