Supporting Role

A keeper ring is worn beside another ring to prevent it from slipping from the finger. One well-documented historical example is the gold and diamond hoop given to Queen Charlotte by King George III on their wedding day in 1761, intended to hold her wedding ring securely in place.

The ring was created to accompany the Centre of Attention ring during the colder months, when the finger is naturally narrower. Its deliberately minimalist design follows the sculptural outline of the main ring, holding it securely in place while quietly accentuating its form rather than competing for attention.

Made to Measure

Materials: 24k gold.

Dimensions: ring size, wide, high.

Total weight: ? g.

Worth Noting

The weight will vary according to the ring size. The details above refer to the specific piece shown in the photographs.

For Keeps

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