7mm Brushed Titanium Puzzle Ring

Product Description

This brushed titanium puzzle ring is a 2 piece puzzle ring made from commercially pure titanium, shaped with a court profile on the inside and outside so it sits naturally against the finger. Both halves are finished in a uniform brushed texture, giving the ring a consistent appearance when the pieces are separated or linked together. The band measures just under 7mm in width and has a depth of 2.3mm.

The two sections interlock to form a single ring. Each half carries its own shape and the full outline appears only when the pieces slide together in the correct position. As with any interlocking puzzle ring, the movement becomes clear once you see how the ends meet. No pressure is required. If the pieces feel tight, they simply need a small adjustment before they glide into place.

This brushed titanium puzzle ring behaves differently from a fixed band, and the ability to separate and reconnect the two halves is part of its appeal. The pieces can be taken apart during handling and reassembled by guiding one half through the opening in the other until the shapes align. Anyone curious about how to put puzzle ring together will find this two piece layout straightforward once they have seen the movement.

This design offers a mixed brushed and polished Greek Key alternative to this brushed titanium puzzle ring, which is linked within our titanium puzzle ring range for customers comparing both finishes. It also sits within our wider titanium rings collection.

The ring carries a small internal titanium logo and is stocked in UK sizes N to Z+6.

Puzzle Ring Instructions

How to Put This 2 Piece Puzzle Ring Together

1. Place one half of the ring on a flat surface with the outside of the band resting on the surface and the openings facing upwards.
2. Take the other half and place it on the same surface with the outside facing up and the openings facing downwards.
3. Position the oval detail on the first half so it faces you, then match it with the recessed area on the second half.
4. Slide the two halves towards each other and lift the second half slightly from the surface as they meet.
5. Line up the shapes so the L shaped opening on one half passes cleanly through the matching opening on the other.
6. Continue to guide the pieces through until they settle together as a single ring. If they feel tight, separate them and adjust the angle before trying again.

If the surface you are working on may mark, place a sheet of paper underneath.