Bering rings are the widest part of the brand's jewellery range in our selection: most are stainless steel, but there are ceramic and combined pieces with aluminium inlays too, and many designs can be stacked and worn as a set. As an official Bering dealer we sell only genuine Bering jewellery, with online ordering and home delivery.
Why do people stack Bering rings?
Most Bering rings are designed to be combined: a thin stainless steel band, a ceramic one next to it, and you already have your own set. You do not have to buy everything at once – many people start with one or two pieces and add more for a birthday or an anniversary. That is also why they make a popular gift: once someone has started, there is always something new to add.
Stainless steel or ceramic Bering ring?
- Stainless steel: most of the range; it does not rust or darken, and it suits everyday wear.
- Ceramic: light, scratch-resistant, with a distinctive sheen; be a little more careful with knocks.
- Combined and aluminium-inlay: two materials in a single ring, if you do not want to stack several.
How to choose a Bering ring size online
The safest way is to measure the inner diameter of a ring that fits you well and compare it with the size given on the product page. If you plan to stack them, it is worth going up half a size, because several rings together sit more tightly. For a gift, start from the size of a ring the person wears on the same finger.
You will find the brand's bracelets, earrings and necklaces among the Bering jewellery. If you are not sure about the size or the combination, write to us and we will help you put the set together.
Bering rings – questions from our customers
What are Bering rings made of?
Bering rings are made of stainless steel, ceramic or a combination of the two. Some models also have an aluminium inlay.
Can Bering rings be stacked?
Yes, most Bering rings are designed specifically to be combined. When stacking, it is worth choosing half a size larger.
What determines the price of a Bering ring?
The material and the finish: simple stainless steel bands are the entry level, while ceramic, stone-set and combined pieces sit at the higher end.
How do I choose a Bering ring size online?
Measure the inner diameter of a ring that fits you well and compare it with the size on the product page. If you want to stack several rings, choose half a size larger.