Pokémon Rings

FAQ - Pokémon Rings

Are your rings adjustable?

Yes, our rings are open at the back, so the band can be tightened or widened slightly by hand. It's the easiest solution when you don't know your finger size.

What metal are they made of?

A plated alloy, silver- or gold-toned depending on the item. They contain no free nickel, but they are still costume jewelry rather than fine jewelry.

Can the ring turn your finger green?

It can happen with plated metal after prolonged contact with sweat or an acidic product. Taking the ring off for the shower and for sports avoids the problem in almost every case.

What designs do you offer?

Bands engraved with Poké Balls and signet rings with Pokémon motifs, in a deliberately understated style: enough to carry the reference every day without the ring turning into a costume.

How do you measure your finger size?

Wrap a strip of paper around your finger, mark the point where it overlaps and measure the length you get: that is the circumference in millimeters. On an adjustable ring, a gap of a few millimeters is easy to make up.

Pokémon Ring - Bulbasaur

A ring stays on all day without you ever thinking about it, hands on a keyboard included. Take a look at our Pokémon rings: a band on your finger says plenty to anyone who knows how to read it. The lineup is deliberately short, just four models, all open and adjustable, all at 29,90 €.

OUR POKÉMON RINGS 💍

Four rings, four characters: Gengar, Dratini, Bulbasaur and Dragonair. They all share the same idea, an open, adjustable band that fits any finger, and the same price, 29,90 €. It's the shortest section in the shop, and probably the easiest gift to get right without guessing a size.

THE DRAGONAIR POKÉMON RING COILS AROUND YOUR FINGER 🐉

The most intricate of the four is probably this one: the band takes the shape of Dragonair's coiled body, fins and horn finely rendered, so the ring is no longer something a design sits on but the Pokémon itself. Its pre-evolution plays the opposite card, with a slim band topped with Dratini's head, a clean silhouette, nothing more.

AN OPEN POKÉMON BAND RATHER THAN A RING SIZE TO GUESS 🔓

That's the detail that counts when you're giving a gift. All four models are open and adjustable : you tighten or widen the band slightly, and it sits on whichever finger you like. No finger size to measure on the sly, no ring spinning loose or stuck at the second knuckle.

TURQUOISE ENAMEL ON ONE POKÉMON RING, SCULPTED SILVER ON THE OTHER ✨

The finishes aren't the same from one model to the next. Bulbasaur is a turquoise enameled band that picks up his features, red eyes and dark spots. Gengar, on the other hand, is sculpted in a silver finish done with care, grinning face in relief. Two opposite takes on the same band width, and it's up to you to see which one goes with what you already wear.

WHAT IF YOUR POKÉMON RING WERE THE ONLY CLUE? 🤫

A ring doesn't announce itself. It gets noticed when someone reaches out to shake your hand, or when you set a glass down on the table, and the coworker who wore out a Game Boy cartridge gets it in a second. That's also why Pokémon rings work so well as a gift: they go everywhere, from the office to family dinner, and they never force anyone to explain themselves.

A discreet band that says a lot: our collection of Pokémon rings sculpts Gengar, Dragonair or Bulbasaur in metal.

Pair it with one of our Pokémon necklaces or with one of our Pokémon bracelets.