STYLE / ONE CONSIDERED DETAIL
A little something.
A plain silver signet for a T-shirt, a knit and the things you already wear.
You don’t need a family crest, or a designated little finger, to wear a signet ring. A plain silver one brings a bit of interest to a T-shirt or a soft knit without asking you to rethink your clothes. The appeal is timeless, but the way you wear it can be entirely your own.
Daniel Simmons gives the familiar shape a broad, flat face and a wide band. It’s 925 sterling silver, hallmarked in Birmingham, with a high polish that stands out against a dark sleeve. We’d wear it on its own to start with: there’s enough going on in the shape without adding a handful of other rings.
If you’re new to rings, start with one and wear it with your usual clothes. It should feel like a detail you’ve chosen, not an outfit you have to build around it.
Sources & care
Original photographs from the exact product gallery. Use the supplied cloth and storage bag; remove silver for swimming, cleaning and the gym.
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