The pinkie ring jewellery trend is taking over the internet
A minimalist’s dream
By Mahalia Chang October 30th, 2017
Bella Hadid—pioneering fashion trendsetter that she is—has her manicured fingers on the pulse of several of the season’s biggest and coolest trends. The much-anticipated return of the ugly sneaker, the ’90s-perfect elongated sunglasses shape, and the cool-girl nonchalance of the single pinkie ring being three excellent examples.
Of course, Hadid’s idea of the ideal pinkie ring is a massive heart-shaped diamond that would likely put us into crushing debt for the foreseeable future, but her irreverent styling—the pinkie ring being worn completely on its own—is the kind of spring-simple ease that we’ve been chasing.
A far cry from the look-at-me cocktail ring, and more on the understated side than the handful of mismatched, stackable rings that we’ve been rocking, the lone pinkie ring is this season’s most clear-cut pathway to blasé sophistication and beyond.
Here, five to shop.
JENNIFER FISHER
If you’re after a bit more structure, Jennifer Fisher’s root ring is a cool choice.
Ring, Rs 15,754, Jennifer Fisher at net-a-porter.com.
I + I
Make like Bella and add some rocks into the equation. i + i’s version features a row of tiny emeralds.
Ring, Rs 58,221 i + i at net-a-porter.com.
HOLLY RYAN
Aussie designer Holly Ryan might have perfected the art of the masculine signet ring.
Ring, Rs 16,857 Holly Ryan.
COYOTE NEGRO
The longer shape of Coyote Negro’s De Plata ring gives it a bit of weight and presence.
Ring, Rs 29,175 Coyote Negro at mychameleon.com.au.
COYOTE NEGRO
A rock ‘n’ roll take on the signet pinkie ring, Coyote Negro’s Chunky Wave ring is a statement all on its own.
Ring, Rs 15,884 Coyote Negro at mychameleon.com.au.
From: ELLE AUSTRALIA