
Natural Stone Bead Ring Range
Three gold-tone rings on a bead-strung shank, each with three bezel-set stones at an open top — green striated, brown with cream, or blue with mint.
Stainless Steel Rings · Stainless Steel · MOQ 50 pcs
A ring built as a small sculpture: five arms that swell from the centre and fold softly at the tips, with one large pear-cut stone sunk into the middle. The band is open, so the head sits proud of the finger and the ring adjusts to the hand.



Overview
The head is cast as a starfish rather than cut from sheet: each arm rises from the centre, thickens along its length and folds over at the tip, so the surface is a run of soft ridges and hollows rather than a flat plate. That matters in wear, because the ridges catch light from every angle and the folds keep the shape from looking like a sticker on the finger. The stone sits where the arms meet, set flush into the body instead of standing in claws, so its table stays level with the metal around it.
The shank is open at the back, which does two things: the head can be larger than a closed band would allow, and the ring adjusts across a range of finger sizes without a resize. The finish is gold tone over 316L stainless steel, polished so the folds read clearly. One design, quoted per piece; if you want the same head on a closed band or in steel tone, we quote that as a separate line.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 316L stainless steel |
| Type | Ring — open, adjustable shank; sculpted starfish head |
| Stones | One large pear-cut cubic zirconia, flush-set into the centre |
| Construction | Five folded arms rising from the centre; ridges along the length of each |
| Finish | Gold tone over steel, polished |
| Fitting | Open shank, adjustable; finger size ordered to your market |
Variants
Gold tone as shown; steel tone and two-tone quoted on request.
Open adjustable as shown; a closed band version is quoted as its own line.
Ordered to the finger sizes your market buys; the open shank covers a range within each.
Materials
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| 316L stainless steel | Head and shank are 316L, so the ring resists tarnish and the open shank keeps its spring in wear. |
| Cubic zirconia | The centre stone is cubic zirconia, a lab-grown stone and not a natural one; a pear cut, set flush rather than in claws. |
| Gold tone | Gold tone over steel; the process is as quoted on the sample, and plating is discussed per micron at quote stage. |
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 sculpted head reads at a distance, so it holds a display without a large stone cluster.
The open shank lets it sit beside plain bands without a size conflict.
One size covers a range, which simplifies a retail ring programme.
Sizing
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