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Rings

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Set with rock crystal or clovers bearing lucky messages, Goossens rings grace a woman's finger, promising to elevate any look with a unique twist. Cabochon rings, pearl rings, and medallion rings adorn the hand with effortless style. The rings in the Lutèce and Corail collections explore texture, material, and character, embellishing every gesture. But Goossens also caters to gentlemen, offering a refined selection of signet rings, chain rings, and rock crystal rings. The artisans at the House of Goossens offer a wide selection of stackable rings, perfect for mixing and matching. Among our Iconics are the rings from the Trèfle, Lhassa, Stones, and Cabochons collections.

Goossens Rings

In the extension of this universe, each ring reveals a singular expression of the Goossens style. Stone rings capture the depth and intensity of gems, worked in generous cabochons or in luminous crystals that catch the light with each gesture. Pearl rings celebrate the softness of materials and the pearly shine, bringing a touch of delicacy. More discreet but just as refined, thin rings lend themselves to the game of accumulation, while wide rings assert a sculptural presence and a bold character. Declined in gold-toned rings with solar reflections or in palladium rings with a more mineral shine, these creations embody the artisanal know-how of the Maison. Worn alone or stacked, they compose a personal, free and precious language, faithful to the Goossens spirit.

What are the different ring models?

Goossens rings come in several models, each expressing a singular allure and personality. Wide rings seduce with their sculptural presence and assertive character. More delicate, thin rings readily lend themselves to the game of accumulation. The Maison also offers toi & moi rings, whose two stones respond to each other in a poetic balance, as well as signet rings, timeless and emblematic, which dress the hand with strength and distinction. Some models are available in a golden finish and in a silver finish, to be worn alone or stacked.

How to choose the right ring size?

To choose the right size for your Goossens ring, you can measure the inside diameter of one of your rings or measure the finger circumference on which you wish to wear it using a ribbon or a flexible measuring tape. You simply then need to report this measurement in our size guide in order to find the ideal correspondence.

Consult the correspondence table available on our site to easily determine your ring size: https://www.goossens-paris.com/fr/size-guide](https://www.goossens-paris.com/fr/size-guide.

This guide will allow you to select the most suitable size to wear your Goossens ring with ease.

What material is used for Goossens rings?

Our gold-toned rings are made of brass, then sublimated by a golden bath revealing the warmth and the depth of the metal.

• Rings in palladium finish

Designed in brass, they are then dipped in a palladium bath, offering a luminous and contemporary silver shade.

Pearl rings

Our creations are composed of freshwater pearls, chosen for their natural shine and their slight irregularities, signatures of authenticity.

Stone rings

The Maison favors semi-precious stones such as rock crystal, garnet or turquoise. Each stone is selected for its intensity and its singularity. Find their characteristics in our stones lexical.

How to care for your Goossens ring?

To care for your Goossens ring, it is essential to take care of it and handle it with delicacy. In order to avoid any alteration, we advise you not to wear it in the following situations:

• When washing hands or during bathing

• During activities involving the use of corrosive products (hydroalcoholic gel, remover, etc.)

• During activities that may cause shocks or scratches

In addition, to preserve its shine, we recommend avoiding:

• Exposure to high heat

• Direct contact with perfume and makeup

For regular care, gently clean your jewel using a soft cloth. When you are not wearing it, store it carefully in its original individual pouch.

How to wear Goossens rings?

Goossens rings naturally lend themselves to the game of accumulation. Designed to be worn in mix & match, they overlap and combine to create a unique hand silhouette, between character and poetry.

Certain creations have been imagined to dialogue with each other, such as the rings from the Corail collection which can be worn as a double ring on the same finger or mixed in their different finishes to play with contrasts. Metal themes, such as the Ariane or Lhassa collections, bring a textured and graphic base that easily pairs with more statement pieces.

For a more audacious allure, they mix with the rings of the new Lagune and Renaissance collections, whose volumes and reliefs capture the light. The rings from the iconic Trèfle and Cabochons collections punctuate compositions with a touch of color and mineral shine.

Finally, for brighter wear, rings can be mixed around delicate themes where pearls and flowers dialogue with poetry, as in the Flora, Graines de Gemmes or Fleur de Pavot collections. So many associations that invite you to compose a jewel in your image, in the spirit of the Maison Goossens.

What are the iconic Goossens ring collections?

The iconic Goossens ring collections reflect the artisanal know-how of the Maison and its taste for materials, textures and color.

The Boucle collection stands out with its clean lines. These rings come in several colors: golden, silver-colored, rose gold or palladium; allowing one to play with metal nuances and compose modern associations.

The Stones collection highlights the precious alchemy between golden metal and natural stones. Rock crystal, luminous and pure, or black agate, deep and mysterious, underline the sculptural strength of the rings.

The rings of the Cabochons collection celebrate color through a range of stones in vibrant shades, an emblematic signature of the Maison.

Finally, the Lutèce collection reveals textured, hammered and patinated rings that express all the richness of metal work.

So many iconic creations to wear alone or in accumulation to sign a singular allure.