Plain silver rings

The material of our solid silver rings

We carefully craft solid silver rings made exclusively from 925 silver, also known as sterling silver. 925 silver contains exactly 92,5% pure silver, a percentage that meets international quality standards. Because pure silver is too malleable, an alloy metal is added to give it strength and hold.

Thanks to this subtle blend, our solid silver rings retain their shine while remaining durable and durable. In many countries, including Europe, 925 silver represents the essential standard for handcrafted jewelry.

In fact, this type of silver has been used since the 14th century, a testament to its durability and historical recognition. It is also known as Sterling Silver 925, an Anglo-Saxon term used by jewelers worldwide.

So our solid silver rings combine elegance, robustness and timelessness, for a piece of jewelry that you will keep for life.

Where are solid silver rings made? Omyoki ?

We create unique capsule collections inspired by travel, encounters, and authentic craftsmanship. It all starts with a design idea, which we develop hand in hand with our artisan partners. in India and Thailand.

We adopt a fair trade approach, based on exchange, trust and the promotion of local know-how.

Additionally, we travel to the site each year to co-create, monitor production, and strengthen our human connections. It's this closeness that gives each piece its soul, especially to our solid silver rings.

Thailand - Fon & Lek workshop

Lek's artisan workshop is located in northern Thailand, near the Burmese border. This region, both wild and unspoiled, is home to the Karen, a mountain ethnic group with ancestral skills. For generations, the Karen have worked with exquisite materials such as fabric and silver with great skill. Their manual dexterity is remarkable, and their attention to detail is impressive.

Unlike many countries where 925 sterling silver is used as a standard, the Karen craft an even purer silver, composed of 95 to 98% silver. This choice demonstrates a rare high standard and loyalty to tradition. It gives the solid silver rings an exceptional quality, both noble and authentic.

I first met Fon and Lek in Bangkok, where they regularly go to sell their creations at the market. At first, communication wasn't easy—Thai people don't always speak English well. But through gestures, smiles, and patience, we learned to understand each other. And, above all, to trust each other.

Since that first encounter, I've been traveling regularly to northern Thailand. With each visit, I rediscover the region's raw beauty, the richness of its crafts, and the endless creativity that drives its people. There, inspiration is everywhere: in the colorful markets, traditional textiles, and the joyful ingenuity that emanates from the smallest corners of a workshop.