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At Pukka Berlin, you'll find chunky rings made of 925 sterling silver with recycled 18k vermeil plating. Chunky rings are an eye-catching accessory that's elegant, bold, and timeless all at once.

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Vergoldeter Unisex Silberring in Gelb mit Lab Diamanten im Princess und Emerald SchliffNahaufnahme Hand mit vergoldetem Silberring in Gelb mit Lab Diamanten

Morse Open Ring

Sale priceFrom €270,00
Goldener Ring mit gewölbter Oberfläche und geschwungenem LinienmusterGoldener Ring mit gewölbter Oberfläche und geschwungenem Linienmuster in Frontalansicht

Bolla Wave Ring

Sale priceFrom €129,00
Goldener Ring mit rundem, konzentrischem Kreisdesign auf der Ringschiene Hand mit goldfarbenem Ring und Armreif auf sandigem Felsen

Bolla Signet Ring

Sale priceFrom €109,00
Goldender Ring mit breiter Schiene und kreisförmigem 3D-DesignModel zeigt goldenes Schmuckest auf offenem Dekolleté mit Ringschmuck

Bolla ring

Sale priceFrom €129,00

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Chunky Earrings by Pukka Berlin

Chunky Ring: Which Color Really Suits You?

Maybe you've wondered before whether gold, rose, or silver suits you best. In fact, there are a few little tricks that can make the decision easier for you.

If your skin has warm undertones, gold jewelry looks especially harmonious. An 18k gold or 18k gold vermeil ring will make your natural warmth shine.

Rosé falls right in the middle and has a particularly soft, feminine, and modern look. If you like wearing warm colors but sometimes find classic gold too intense, rosé might be the perfect alternative for you.

If you have cooler skin undertones, silver usually looks wonderful on you. A ring made of 925 sterling silver, in particular, has a modern, fresh, and elegant look.

Size, Ring Size, and Comfort: How to Find the Perfect Fit for Your Ring

The right size makes a huge difference. A chunky ring should make a statement, but it should never be too tight.

It’s best to measure your ring size in the evening, since your fingers change slightly throughout the day. Also pay attention to the measurements in mm so you can find the right size. Wide styles often fit a bit tighter than delicate designs. If you’re torn between two sizes, it’s better to go with the larger one.

You can easily measure your ring size at home using a thin strip of paper, a ruler, and a pen. To do this, wrap the strip of paper around your desired finger. Mark the starting point and then the point where the strip of paper meets again. You can then use the ruler to measure the ring size in millimeters.

You can find more information about our ring size guide here.

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