Silver Russian Ring NZ is our thickest and stronger than our classic Russian wedding ring. Each band is a nice thickness of 3 mm. The three bands roll over one another, to slide onto the finger. Lots of people choose this three rings in one ring, simply because they love that there are three rings in one and it will not mean that you are married lol.

As well as this ring being used in Russia as a wedding ring, it also can have some additional meanings. A ring with three bands intertwined is also Christian symbol. The three non soldered bands represent the Holy Trinity: The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit. A circle is an endless line, having no beginning and no end, symbolizing eternity or God.

 Sterling Silver meaning

Silver Russian Ring NZ is made from sterling silver and features a 92.5 stamp. This means it is 92.5% fine silver with no more than 7.5% of copper or other metals. This formula is internationally accepted and it gives sterling silver the hardness and the tolerance to work with. Anything higher than 92.5 would be too soft and tarnish too quickly. When you buy sterling silver from us, we can guarantee it is just that!

If you see the words silver plated, that means it only has a coating of sterling silver over another alloy. This will fade over time and is not able to be polished. Our sterling silver products are not plated but sterling silver all the way through– nothing but the good stuff for you!!

Sterling Silver care tips

To keep your  Silver Russian Ring NZ  looking its best, use a silver polishing cloth or silvo on an old rag and give it a gentle rub. This will give your jewellery back its brilliant shine! Silver will tarnish from being exposed to air but will take a good six weeks to discolour. Items that are worn constantly will take a lot longer! To preserve the shine on your silver avoid contact with ammonia, alcohol, fingernail polish remover or turpentine. ALWAYS remove sterling silver jewellery while in natural hot pools because of the high sulphur content in the water. Do not use silver dip. Dip cleaners work for the first few times but it puts a layer on the silver and can discolour stones and shell. Toothpaste is also not a good idea as it is too abrasive.