Grey Riot Ring
Grey Riot
Why the Grey Riot ring chose you?
Women who are never far from the edge but who are highly creative and who resonate an energy and enthusiasm rarely matched. They find humour in the darkest of moments and unfortunately, find darkness in the happiest of times.
They are usually highly intelligent and equally interesting. They are the people you remember most. Their style is alternative, bold and unquestionably distinct.
Inspiration: Steve McQueen.
Design Brief:
The size cut and colour of this centre stone makes this sterling silver ring one of our more sought-after pieces. Complemented by its unique precision cut honeycomb edges, this Oscar Graves ring is as near to perfection as craftsmanship will allow. Combining an ultra-slim body with a bold grey stone is exactly what makes Oscar Graves the polar opposite to conventionality.
Description: Retro Honeycomb Band with Full Cool Grey Multi-Faceted Glass Centre crafted in a high polished finish with raised bezel.
Precious Metal & Centre Piece: Sterling Silver and Cool Grey Glass.
Authentication: Hallmarked and authenticated by The Assay Office, Dublin Castle.
Size Guide:
All Oscar Graves rings are available in 3 sizes. Once you've placed your order a member of our team will be in touch to help you fit the perfect OG7:
Small: Our small ring size is equivalent to a size L (L for Lima) which has a 51.2mm circumference & a 16.3mm diameter
Medium: Our medium ring size is equivalent to a size N (N for November) which has a 53.8mm circumference & a 17.1mm diameter
Large: Our large ring size is equivalent to a size P (P for Papa) which has a 56.3mm circumference & a 17.9mm diameter
Packaging: Your Oscar Graves piece will be shipped in our bespoke luxury gift boxes.
7 Rings | 7 Personalities | 7 Distinct Designs - YOU don't choose the ring, IT chooses you.
This was the starting point of the Oscar Graves Collection by founder, Pearse Curran.
The Grey Riot is one of the Oscar7 Originals.
Why 7?
The number 7 was a definitive but symbolic choice. It was the number on the door of Pearse’s late grandmother’s house in the heart of The Liberties, Dublin City. A home she occupied for close to 100 years. It was also chosen as a reminder that one person can take 7 directions in life: up, down, left, right, back, forward and most importantly, inward.