Red Robin Ring. 18k gold plated

This unique thick 18k gold plated 925 silver robin bird ring is definetively eye-catching. It impresses with its richness of detail. The birds are worked in layers and partially oxidized. The highlight is certainly their orange chest, which is made of enamel.
The ring is open in the middle: this enables different ways of wearing ( the birds in straight line or at an angle). It also makes the ring adjustable (all sizes from 5-10). You can wear it on different fingers and of course it makes a great gift.
The last picture on my hand shows the silver version of the ring, which is, as well as stud earrings and a necklace, also available in my shop.

The robin symbolises new beginnings and life, and is also looked upon by many as a sign of fortune and good luck.
The well-known phrase, 'When robins appear, loved ones are near', alludes to the belief that when robins are seen, lost loved ones are at peace, and many believe that their lost loved ones are visiting them.
Maybe this is why robin birds are my favorite birds.....and I put much effort in all details described above.

The last two pictures show the matching necklace and stud earrings, which are also available in my shop.
This listing is for one ring as described above.

925 sterling silver 18k gold plated (hallmarked and branded)
Non allergenic.

Registered Design.

Our exclusively designed jewelry, handfinished in our small Berlin workshop, always comes in specially branded, plastic-free packaging. With your purchase, you are supporting an independent small family business.

We protect environment and climate in production and shipping: recycled silver, plastic-free packaging and CO2 compensation ensure the sustainability of our jewelry.


To clearly identify this product, please refer to the SKU product number as well as the title and description provided above. The manufacturer and distributor of this item is Villa Sorgenfrei Schmuckmanufaktur Gmbh, Freienwalder Str. 17, 13055 Berlin, tel. (49) 030 3512 8209, email villa@villamail.de; responsible contact person: managing director Dirk Dotzert.