925 Sterling Silver Overlap Wave Ring - 10 Crystals - Size M-O

Overlap Wave Ring — Two Bands Crossing, Ten Crystals

Two wave-form bands cross over one another at the front of this ring instead of meeting in a single line, so the profile shifts as the hand moves. One carries a row of eight small crystals following its curve; the other holds two larger prong-set stones where the bands pass. Ten stones in total, on a band weighing 1.25g, in solid 925 sterling silver.

A crossover band is one of those designs that means whatever the wearer needs it to — two paths meeting, two people, or simply the visual pleasure of a line that does not resolve. Because the two bands sit at slightly different heights, the ring gives the effect of stacking two rings while remaining one. The open back flexes across roughly UK M to O. More on how form carries meaning at JewelMotif™.

FAQs

1. Are the stones real diamonds?
No, and we would not describe them as such. They are clear crystals, prong-set in silver so the metal holds each stone in place mechanically rather than with adhesive. They catch light beautifully in daylight; they are not graded gemstones, and the price reflects that honestly.

2. Does it look like two rings?
That is the intention. The two wave bands sit at slightly different heights and cross at the front, so from almost any angle you read two lines rather than one — the look of a stack without the bulk or the fiddle of getting two rings to sit right. It is the reason this one wears well on its own.

3. How do I find my size, and how does an adjustable band work?
The band is left open at the back, so it flexes across the range in the table rather than locking to one size. Ease it open or closed with your fingers a little at a time, holding it near the opening rather than over the design. If you are between sizes or buying as a gift, our UK ring size guide converts UK, US and EU sizes and shows how to measure a finger at home.

4. Does it need a UK hallmark?
No. UK law requires hallmarking on silver articles of 7.78g and above; this ring is well under that, so it is exempt, and the stamp inside the band is the maker’s fineness mark rather than an assay office hallmark. Our guide to identifying genuine 925 explains what to look for.

5. How do I clean it?
A soft dry cloth for the polished surfaces and a soft dry brush for any recesses. Avoid silver dips and ultrasonic cleaners, which are harsh on set stones and strip the contrast a detailed surface depends on. Full guidance lives on the Silver Care Card and across JewelCare™.

How to Style the Overlap Wave Ring

With ten stones and a crossover profile this ring has enough going on to wear alone, and it is the natural choice when one ring has to carry the whole hand. Explore the full 925 Sterling Silver collection, browse Rings, or see JewelGift™ for gifting.