Wholesale Brass-German silver ring. Photo 04

A more robust, ethnic-industrial inspired design ring, which differs from the previous ones in its texture and finish. Here are the key details of these new models: "Hammered" and Adjustable Style Hammered Texture: The bands of these rings feature a dotted or "hammered" finish (known as hammered metal). This not only gives them a handcrafted, rustic look, but also allows the metal to play with light reflections more dynamically than a smooth band. Open Design (Adjustable): You can see that the bands do not close into a perfect circle, but end in rounded tips behind the finger. This indicates they are adjustable rings, making them very versatile to fit different sizes or to be worn on different fingers depending on the day. Braided Bezel: The stone is surrounded by an edge that mimics a metallic rope or braid, a classic detail of Balinese- or Indian-style handcrafted jewelry. Stones and Colors In these shots, the quality of the stones is very clear: Labradorite (Image 1): It is the stone on the index finger in the first photo; its "labradorescence" (green and blue metallic flashes) is perfectly visible. Prehnite or Green Quartz: The pale, translucent green stone on the middle finger. Lapis Lazuli: The deep blue with small golden flecks (pyrite). Tiger's Eye and Amethyst: They remain present as mainstays of the collection for their strong visual contrast. Environment and Overall Aesthetic Image 1 (Silver): Uses a background with bokeh lights (out-of-focus light points) and colorful textiles, evoking a festive atmosphere or a nighttime artisan market. Image 2 (Bronze/Brass): The background with dried plants, earth tones, and warm light reinforces the connection with the natural and the rustic. German silver, better known as alpaca or white metal, is a ternary alloy composed mainly of copper, nickel, and zinc. Despite its name and silvery appearance, it does not contain real silver. It is a durable, corrosion-resistant, and economical material, commonly used in costume jewelry, cutlery, musical instruments, and decorative objects.