The Belmont Ring

Minimal. Elegant. Timeless.
The Belmont Ring is crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver and features a deep blue oval cubic zirconia stone at the center. Its dainty pavé cubic zirconia band adds a soft, refined sparkle while maintaining a clean, minimal silhouette.

Perfect for everyday wear, stacking, or gifting, this ring blends understated elegance with affordable luxury. A modern classic designed to elevate any jewelry collection.

• Material: 925 Sterling Silver
• Stones: Cubic Zirconia (pavé) + Blue Oval CZ Center Stone
• Style: Minimal, dainty, elegant
• Finish: High-polish silver
• Hypoallergenic & suitable for daily wear

A timeless piece made for women who love subtle shine and contemporary minimal jewelry

Size Guide — Rings (Available sizes: US 6, US 7, US 8)

Brief We offer sizes US 6, US 7 and US 8. For accurate selection, measure your finger circumference or an existing ring’s internal diameter in millimetres and compare with the table below.

How to measure

• Finger circumference: Wrap a thin strip of paper or thread around the base of the finger with normal tension (not too tight, not loose). Mark the overlap and measure the length in mm — this is the finger circumference.
• Ring internal diameter (if you have a ring that fits): Measure the internal diameter at the centre (edge to edge) in mm.

Size chart (technical)

• US 6 — Internal diameter ≈ 16.45 mm — Circumference ≈ 51.8 mm
• US 7 — Internal diameter ≈ 17.32 mm — Circumference ≈ 54.4 mm
• US 8 — Internal diameter ≈ 18.19 mm — Circumference ≈ 57.0 mm

Recommendations

• Measure at the end of the day (fingers may swell).
• If your knuckle is larger than the base of the finger, measure both and choose a size that passes the knuckle comfortably but sits securely at the base.
• Wider bands (>6 mm) feel tighter — we recommend choosing approximately 0.25–0.5 size up for wide rings.
• If you are between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort.

Notes on supplier variations Minor variations may occur due to manufacturing tolerances, internal finishing and band width. For precision, rely on mm measurements (internal diameter or circumference) rather than the nominal US size.