Opium Rings.

A ring carries less weight than a chain and still says everything. In Opium, it's made of silver, broad and angular — the piece that turns your hand into a statement. We stock rings that don't want to shine, they want to exist.

How to Recognize an Opium Ring

Solid over delicate. Opium rings are heavy, often brushed silver, with clean edges or a dark motif. Crosses, skulls and flat signet faces instead of glitter. They match the reduced line of the whole Opium collection and place an accent exactly where the rest stays quiet.

How to Wear Opium Rings

Stack them or wear one — both work, as long as your hand doesn't look overloaded. Two, three rings on one hand, the rest plain. With a leather jacket, an oversized shirt or wide Opium pants the ring sits like the last missing detail.

From the collection

Signet rings, band rings and statement pieces in silver and black. We show how they fit into a whole look in the Opium Fashion Guide. Every ring stays dark, heavy and clear.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Makes an Opium Ring?

An Opium ring is solid, usually silver, with an angular shape or dark motif. It stays simple in finish and makes a hard accent through weight and form.

How Do I Combine Opium Rings?

Wear two to three rings on one hand and keep the rest quiet. With leather, wide cuts and plain shirts, the ring sits best.

What Material Are Opium Rings Made Of?

Mostly silver or silver-toned metal, often brushed. The look stays dark and cool, matching the clear character of the Opium aesthetic.