British jewelry designer Theo Fennell has created whimsical collection of one-of-a-kind “Opening Rings.” With gemstones like diamonds, emeralds, and opals set in bands of gold, the pretty pieces are undeniably classic in composition. However, as part of Fennell’s Masterworks collection—a line of jewelry that is “absolutely original [and] astonishingly designed and crafted” – each Opening Ring is clearly not your standard piece of jewelry. Featuring tiny figures, intricate relief drawings, and even decorative typography, the rings are beautiful at first glance. However, while the exterior of each piece is eye-catching enough, it’s what’s inside that makes them particularly enchanting. Each quirky ring has a few tricks up its sleeve. Tiny doors and moveable gates reveal secret compartments and dainty illustrations, from gorgeous gardens to a vividly detailed yellow-brick road. While the ornamental objects cost a pretty penny (up to $30,000), Fennell holds that the enchanting rings are “true works of art that simply have no comparison anywhere else.”

Finding your true love means finding somebody who completes you, and what better way to express this sentiment than with wedding rings that complete each other when brought together. The rings are made by Eliad, a goldsmith, and Maya, a designer, who together run Cadi Jewelry studio in Tel Aviv, Israel. They’re available in a variety of metals including gold, silver, and platinum, and there are several designs to choose from. One pair of rings contains a heart, another the moon and the stars, and you can even get your own initials engraved in them thanks to a personalized service they offer. Much like a perfect relationship, the rings work best when they’re together, so if you’re looking for something beautiful and distinctive then head on over to their Etsy store where you can find the full range there.

These otherworldly rings are the creation of Canadian jewelry maker Secret Wood. These rings aren’t normal rings. These rings contain secret worlds. They’re all handmade using fresh wood, jewelry resin, and beeswax, and no two rings are the same which means that the little world you’ll carry on your finger is unique only to you. If you want to add something special to your jewelry collection then head on over to Secret Wood’s website where you can place your orders there.

Goldsmith Ola Shekhtman creates delicate pieces of jewelry inspired by the world’s most beloved cityscapes. Every few years, the artist moves to a different metropolis and allows her surroundings to seep into her creative ideas. She melts, rolls, saws, solders, and polishes metal by hand to form rings that reflect the architectural beauty of the world, highlighting iconic skylines recognized by just about everyone. The recognizable details that go into each of Shekhtman’s designs are arguably the most appealing aspect of her craft, since it allows customers to carry popular landmarks from beloved cities – including London, Paris, and New York – with them all day. So far, other locales in her collection include Berlin, Washington D.C., Charleston, Boston, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Edinburgh. A growing selection of these cityscape rings are currently available to purchase through Shekhtman’s Etsy store.

It’s not necessary to constantly check your phone if it’s much easier to check your finger! The MOTA SmartRing wirelessly connects to your smartphone and updates you only on the notifications you want, right at your fingertips. Powered by Bluetooth LE, it uses an LED touchscreen to keep you up to date, combined with subtle vibrations to let you know when you’ve received a notification – from text messages and incoming calls, to Facebook and Twitter alerts. Available in midnight and pearl white, the MOTA SmartRing will always keep you updated in style. Price tag is $99.99 and the ring will be available for sale in June 2015.

Khrystyna is the founder of Ruby Robin Boutique, an online shop featuring wearable keepsakes from real flowers. Her hand-crafted jewellery is designed to allow the quiet beauty of nature to shine, to stir the imagination, inspire wonder in small things and encapsulate a microcosm of forgotten memories. She also loves making personalized keepsakes pieces, so if you have an idea for a piece you’d like to have made, perhaps with a scrap of your mothers bridal lace, a flower from a bouquet or even a strand of hair from a loved one, then get in touch so she can make something beautiful for you!

Internationally acclaimed jewelery designer, Stephen Webster has created exquisite fine jewelery couture collection “The Seven Deadly Sins”. Fabulously decadent, each of the seven beautifully hand-crafted cocktail rings and pendants portrays one of the oldest and darkest Christian teachings, The Seven Deadly Sins. Beautifully set with a selection of exotic gemstones including Tanzanite, Peridot, Fire Opal, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Red Garnet and Diamonds. The Seven Deadly Sins are a whimsical, stylized depiction of the ancient vices: Pride, Greed, Envy, Wrath, Lust, Gluttony and Sloth. Prices are from £15,000 to £98,000.

The following collection of these intensely detailed rings produced by JAP is for real fans of Star Wars. Rings feature iconic characters like Darth Vader and R2-D2, Chewbacca, Yoda, C-3PO, Stormtrooper, Boba Fett, Jabba The Hutt, Tusken Raider, Bith, Bib For-Freaking-Tuna, Gamorrean Guard, Wicket, Admiral Ackbar, Jawa, and Rancor. Any of these wonderful rings could be engagement ring! It’s weird to get engagement ring in the form of Jabba The Hutt’s face but your girlfriend will surely accept it!

Emily Brent from Columbus (Indiana, USA) creates rings from old coins. "Each ring starts with a hand-selected circulated coin and is shaped from the flat coin to a custom ring that retains all the coin’s individual characteristics." You haven’t probably seen steeper rings. The secret is that the coin after it turned into a ring, is still a coin. It’s hardly to explain it with words, just look at pictures and all will become clear.

With a background in sculpture, drawing and design, any number of lines on NY-based artist Anne Fischer’s CV are worth a closer look. Her “Cantos: The Rings of Hell and Heaven collection”, for example, is a supreme example of wearable art. It’s a collection of the hand-carved and hand-cast rings in sterling silver and gold. An ongoing series initially started in 2001, the Cantos collection is inspired by Dante Alighieri’s epic 14th century poem the “Divine Comedy.” Drawing on the strict structure of the poem—which moves purposefully from one encounter to the next, building off each as Dante travels through the three realms of the dead—the rings aim to translate this into sculptural objects that evolve from each other to tell a greater story.

Today we want to show you two things at once: ring and sculptures. The author is Rebecca Rose. She creates unique rings-sculptures. "My methods involve a process called kit bashing, where I assemble found and burnable objects reminiscent of childhood toys, game pieces, organic materials, and imported miniatures in order to convey a narrative or story. An avid art collector myself, I create works with the collector in mind. The precious metals used in the series retain monetary value, as sterling silver consistently appreciates in the world market, and by providing accurate and highly detailed documentation for each piece, provenance is a cinch." If you’re interested – then go to Rebecca Rose’s website where you can select and buy any of them!

London-based brand Joya take inspiration from Africa and it’s hardly a surprise that Joya’s latest muse is crystallized rock. However, they’ve pulled it off swimmingly and with complete elegance. After molten rock was pushed up to the Earth’s surface many eons ago, cooling followed, bringing about crystallization of solid rock. The unique crystal called drusy, today finely crafted into beautiful gemstones with an incredible shine. You’ll surely like Drusy Crystals – gemstones with a specific shape, texture and are incredibly shiny.

This stunning collection of jewelry was created by designers of old French brand Vionnet. Playing with form, color, materials and proportions transformed to absolutely creative rings including a square or triangular rings. The collection of extravagant jewelry spring-summer 2012 you can see the rings, bracelets and pendants made of gold, frozen in the most unusual ways. Volume and geometry – the main theme of fresh line. If you dreamt about such jewelry you should pay attention to the new collection from Vionnet.

Modern world of jewelry offers us a huge range of different designs. And it’s already too hard to surprise customer but Selda Oketan can do it. Her collection contains beautiful sculptural jewel with tiny figures. “Every collection she created has a subject and every single item has a story of own. This gives her the right inspiration to make them distinctive. Her main purpose is to give spirit of the story to her designs”.

We used to jewelry with pretty obvious beauty. But Australian multidisciplinary design studio Metalab and artist Cinnamon Lee represent an extraordinary exhibitions “Covert Jewels” containing rings with beauty inside. Only dedicated to this secret know that nondescript smooth ring, putted on the finger, decorated with a picture or ornament, which can be seen only when the ring will be removed from the finger. Outer side just glitters with silver or gold, depending on the material from which were made a secret ring. For creating such unique rings there were combined application of digital manufacturing and precious metal.

Swiss designer Miriam Josi has created these cool jewelry for Mimi Vert brand. Her designs take the sentiment of medieval inspired shapes into a clean contemporary form. The collection is called Jeanne d’Arc. The basic elements of collection are coat of arms, crown and lily. Golden and silver jewelry can be worn as rings or as pendants on chains.

The prickliness of a sea urchin, the fragile delicateness of a fall leaf, the rugged surface of sea rocks, heat coming from a volcano crater…These are the forms and textures which inspire and form the essence of the Entangled jewellery collection by NIIRO. This collection of handmade body adornments is marked by the innovativeness of irregularly patterned knitting, sparkling, colourfulness, and genuineness and uniqueness of the material used. Not only the design, but also the structure is inspired by natural forms and textures, which gives the jewellery an impression of a tidy chaos.

How about use different signs we use in the Internet in daily life? The SIGNS sliver collection by Chao and Eero gives you such opportunity. It was inspired by the frequent use of emails and mobile phone messages. Smiling face and eyes, exclamation and question marks, comma and quotation used in this collection become our mutual and international language. Show your mood with this creative jewelry!

Today we decided to show you creative rings from the huge jewelry collection of famous company nOir Jewelry. Designer and fashion stylist Leeora Catalan launched nOir 14 years ago and turned it to the popular jewelry brand. Jewelry from nOir is very popular among celebrities and you can notice rings or earings by nOir on Lady Gaga, Madonna, Gwen Stefani, Fergie and Paris Hilton. Marc Jacobs, DKNY, Diesel and Moschino use nOir’s jewelry for their fashion shows. So don’t waste your time and take a look to these definitely beautiful rings from nOir Jewelry.

In our previous post you could find a lot of various rings: absolutely unique rings and even collection of creative and stylish rings. And none of them show kinetic rings. Truly moving jewelry usually looks ugly. But these modern rings created by Michael Berger are a pleasant exception. These rings are created from stainless steel, but some of them are from gold and decorated with fine gems, diamonds and pearls. Each item is a ring but also it’s a little sculpture. Don’t skip video at the end of the post with interview with Michael Berger and you’ll understand how they work and how they were created.