925 silver is the simplest way in: from ¥99, the cost structure laid out in full, shipped within seven days. Every one of the twelve pieces carries its real silver price, labour and multiplier, so you can work the number out yourself. Find one you like, then swap in your stone and engraving on the same structure in the Studio.
Not by squeezing material quality — by stating the structure.
A bespoke silver ring carries ¥200–340 of labour. Batched, the same craft costs ¥18–150 per piece. That gap is the whole trick.
The S925 unit price is converted straight from the live silver quote and printed on each card. No markup, no frozen price — when silver falls, so do you.
Every piece shows its multiplier (1.4×–2.6×): low on traffic drivers, higher on hand-worked pieces. Nothing hidden.
Three steps, no middle layer.
Every card shows the price, what is inside that price, and when it ships. Tap anywhere on a card to open it.
Rings need a size — that is the only required choice. Engraving is free up to 12 characters, and you can add a note for the atelier.
Checkout is one page: name, phone, address, then card in AUD. In-stock pieces ship within seven days; 30-day returns on unworn pieces.
Solid 925 silver, with the weight printed on each card (from 2.6g). It is cheap because of batch labour and a low multiplier, not because material was cut. 92.5% silver content, testable.
Because the silver price follows the live exchange quote. When silver rises, the retail price rises a little; when it falls, you pay less. Multipliers and labour are fixed.
Yes. Stock means the structure is already decided — swap the main stone, add engraving, adjust size. That is the shortest path into customisation, and the one we want you to take.
Stock gets you to your first easy order; the collab and designer works show you how far up we can go.