
Adjustable Open Ring, Mixed Designs
Open-band ring family: no sizing, no wrong-size returns, in gold-toned and steel finishes.
Stainless Steel Rings · Stainless Steel · MOQ 50 pcs
A set of gold-toned open rings where the band itself is the design: a coiled spiral, a snake that wraps the finger, fluid ribbon and wave forms, and one crisp angular bar. All in 316L stainless steel, all cut open at the back so they adjust on the finger.




Overview
These are open rings rather than closed bands, and that shapes everything about them. The band is cut away at the back, so one ring covers a spread of finger sizes and the wearer adjusts it instead of ordering an exact size. The designs are sculptural, not stone-set: a wire coiled into a spiral, a snake that wraps the finger with a textured scale section, ribbon and wave forms that sit over the knuckle, a slim zig-zag band, a band finished with a ball, and a crisp angular bar. Nothing here depends on a stone, so there is no setting to catch on knitwear.
Because it is a family rather than a single ring, you choose the shapes you want and we quote per design; there is no need to take the whole set. Keeping the cost in the metal rather than in stones is what holds the price down — the shapes are formed and polished in 316L, then finished gold tone, so the value sits in the design and the finish rather than in a gem. Open bands also sit flat against closed ones, so one order can build a layered stack.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 316L stainless steel |
| Type | Open rings — the band is the design, no stone set |
| Construction | Cut open at the back, so each ring adjusts on the finger |
| Designs | Coiled spiral; snake wrap; ribbon and wave bands; slim zig-zag; ball-tipped band; angular bar |
| Finish | Gold tone (electroplated) as shown; steel tone quoted on request |
| Quote unit | Quoted per design; tell us which shapes and how many you want |
Variants
Choose the open-band shapes you want; each is quoted as its own line.
Gold tone as shown; steel tone quoted on request, plating per micron.
The open band adjusts on the finger; tell us your size run and we confirm the fit.
Materials
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| 316L stainless steel | The bands are 316L, so the rings do not tarnish and are safe for daily wear, including hands that are often wet. |
| Formed and polished metal | Each shape is formed from steel wire or sheet and polished; there is no stone in the range, so nothing to crack or discolour. |
| Gold tone | Electroplated gold over steel; plating thickness is quoted per micron. |
316L
Every design on this page is made in 316L stainless steel — the molybdenum-bearing austenitic grade, and the same grade specified for surgical implants and marine fittings. The “L” is low carbon, which is what keeps chain links and hollow forms sound at the joins.
Grades are worth stating rather than implying, because 316L, 304 and 201 look identical in a photograph and differ by real money per tonne. We name the grade on every design. If your market needs documentation with the goods, tell us and we will confirm what is available on this design before you order.
| Property | 316L stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Designation | 316L (AISI/ASTM) · SUS316L under JIS · 1.4404 under EN |
| Composition | Chromium 16–18%, nickel 10–14%, molybdenum 2–3%, carbon 0.03% max |
| Why 316L and not 304 or 201 | Molybdenum is what resists chlorides, and neither of the cheaper grades contains any |
| Tarnish and rust | Does not tarnish, and does not rust from everyday wear, sweat or water |
| Skin | Hypoallergenic for most wearers, and not nickel-free — it contains 10–14% nickel by specification |
| Specified for | Surgical implants (ASTM F138) and marine fittings, which is where the “surgical” and “marine grade” labels come from |
Best for
A sculptural open ring reads on its own, so it turns on a small display.
Open bands sit flat against closed ones, so they layer into a stack.
The adjustable back cuts size-related returns where a full size run is hard to carry.
Sizing
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