Sugar-Cube Enamel Ring

A wide band lacquered in a glossy cream enamel, framed above and below by a line of pavé-set zircon, with an open back so it adjusts to the finger rather than being bought in a size. The enamel is the whole idea: it catches light like a sugared surface rather than a polished metal one, which is what separates it from a plain gold band. Because it is open it will fit most hands, which is what makes it practical to stock in a wholesale run. Sold as gold-tone alloy, not precious metal. (Plating thickness and exact enamel composition: DETAILS TO BE CONFIRMED.)

The enamel

A lacquered cream face instead of a bare metal one. It reads as glassy and slightly sweet — hence the name — and it is the reason the ring photographs so well.

The open band

No sizing, no dead stock. It opens at the back and grips, so one SKU covers most of the range.

The zircons

Twin pavé lines, set top and bottom, doing the job a plain edge would do badly.

Details

• Colour: Gold · cream enamel
• Size: Open band — adjusts to fit
• Material: Gold-tone alloy with a glossy enamel band and zircon-set shoulders

Care

• Keep the enamel away from perfume, hairspray and household cleaners.
• Remove before swimming or showering so the plating holds its colour.
• Wipe with a soft dry cloth; never polish the enamel with an abrasive.

Why we chose it

Because the enamel band makes a cheap ring look considered, and the open back means one SKU fits most of your customers instead of five.

One piece is fine. Buy a single piece at the price shown, or ask for a trade quote from ten units — written by a person, never read off a table.