Description
Gold-Plated Chain Ring with Black Resin – Fixed Size Q
This Gold-plated Zinc Alloy Ring is a bold statement in link styling — a sculptural chain band anchored by a flat black resin gem. Weighing 2.28 grams and set in fixed UK size Q, it features rectangular interlocked links that wrap the finger in graphic rhythm. The black resin centerpiece adds contrast and clarity, giving the ring a modern edge. In 2025, chain rings are rising as wearable architecture — and this piece leads with form. The zinc alloy base offers strength and structure, while the gold plating adds warmth and polish. It’s perfect for wearers who want their jewellery to feel styled, not just worn. Whether paired with streetwear or minimalist fashion, it anchors the hand with bold simplicity. A chain of presence — cast in gold and contrast.
| Feature |
Details |
| Material |
Zinc Alloy, Gold Plated |
| Design |
Chain-Link Band with Flat Black Resin Gem |
| Size |
UK Q / US 8.5 / EU 58 / ⌀ 18.5 mm / Cir. 58 mm |
| Weight |
2.28 grams |
| Packaging |
JewelHub mini jewellery pouch or box (free) |
Why are chain rings trending in 2026?
In 2026, chain rings are gaining momentum as symbols of strength, rhythm, and modern identity. Their interlocked design evokes connection and resilience, while bold metallic finishes offer architectural clarity. According to jewellery trend forecasters at Who What Wear, chain motifs are evolving from classic links into sculptural statements — often paired with resin, enamel, or mixed textures to amplify contrast and individuality. These rings are no longer just accessories; they’re wearable geometry. A chain ring speaks in form, not flourish — perfect for those who value structure, symbolism, and style.
Sources: Who What Wear – Jewellery Trends 2026: Sculptural Chains and Statement Geometry.
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