/fa/ - Up to now I’ve been getting all my rings from thri - Fashion

Anonymous

12/15/25(Mon)02:16:29 No.18613172

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Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)02:16:29 No.18613172 Archived

Up to now I’ve been getting all my rings from thrift stores or secondhand shops online for like 50 cents a piece, but I feel like it’s time to level up. I’m drawn to rings with a rustic, rock-star kind of vibe, similar to the pic, and I want to get more immersed in ring culture overall. I’m especially into silver jewelry and other small trinket-type pieces like bracelets, and I want to learn what details to look for, how to personalize pieces, and how to build a collection that actually feels intentional. I’d also love recommendations for cool online shops or pages that fit this style.

Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)02:19:45 No.18613176

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)02:19:45 No.18613176

etsy is the best one stop shop for silver rings.

Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)15:46:34 No.18613575

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)15:46:34 No.18613575

>>18613176
95% of their shit is dropshipslop

Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)16:15:11 No.18613593

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)16:15:11 No.18613593

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>>18613172
I collect unique rings from ebay but the good stuff is not cheap. What does your collection look like now?

Anonymous
12/15/25(Mon)21:32:37 No.18613819

Anonymous 12/15/25(Mon)21:32:37 No.18613819

>>18613575
if you filter by <$20usd or some shit ya, what are you, poor? you can get almost anything custom ordered if you find the right shop