Collection: Ring Keeper Necklace
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Ring Keeper Necklace Sterling Silver
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Regular price $179.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price / per$199.00 AUDSale price $179.00 AUDSale -
Ring Keeper Necklace Stainless Steel
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Regular price $49.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price / per$79.00 AUDSale price $49.00 AUDSale -
Ring Keeper Stainless Steel Grey
5.0 / 5.0
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Regular price $59.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price / per$79.00 AUDSale price $59.00 AUDSale -
Ring Keeper Stainless Steel Necklace
Regular price $59.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price / per$79.00 AUDSale price $59.00 AUDSale -
Ring Keeper Sterling Silver
Regular price $179.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price / per$199.00 AUDSale price $179.00 AUDSale -
Ring Keeper Gold 9CT
Regular price $890.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price / perSale price $890.00 AUD
Customers are saying
Never Take Your Ring Off Again, and Never Lose It Either
There's a specific kind of anxiety that comes with owning a ring you actually care about. You wash your hands and slip it off by the sink. You go for a swim and leave it in a hotel room. You start a shift where jewellery isn't allowed and drop it in a locker, a pocket, a random dish, and spend the rest of the day half thinking about it.
A ring keeper necklace fixes that. Your ring comes off your finger but never leaves your body. It hangs on a chain, close enough to check on, secure enough to forget about, and it's back on your hand the second you want it there. If you're shopping for the ring itself rather than a way to store it, our wedding and engagement ring boxes collection is the better place to start.
Built for the Moment You Actually Take Your Ring Off
Most jewellery is designed to be worn. This is designed for the in-between, the shower, the gym, the pool, the job where rings aren't allowed, the flight where you don't want to fidget with it for six hours. It's not a backup piece. For a lot of people who wear one daily, it becomes the piece that makes wearing their ring possible in the first place.
The clasp is the whole point. It opens smoothly, lets the ring glide on without catching the band, and closes without pinching or snagging your hair or collar. If a ring keeper is annoying to use, people stop using it, so this had to work one-handed, in a rush, without looking.
Available in sterling silver, for a softer, classic finish, and stainless steel, in natural, grey, and rose tones, for something that shrugs off daily wear and doesn't tarnish.
Silver or Steel?
If you want something refined that reads as jewellery on its own, the sterling silver ring keeper is the pick. If you're taking it on and off constantly, gym bag, work locker, daily commute, stainless steel is the lower-maintenance choice, and the rose and grey tones give you room to match whatever else you're already wearing.
Either way, it's sized to hold most standard bands: engagement rings, wedding bands, signet rings, nothing too delicate or too heavy for the clasp to manage.
Getting One
Free shipping kicks in over $99, Afterpay is there if you'd rather spread the cost, and every order comes with 30 days to change your mind. Full delivery details are in our Shipping Policy. If you're not sure which finish or fit is right for your ring, our team is easy to reach and happy to help before you buy, not just after.
A Few Common Questions
Won't the chain scratch my ring?
The clasp is built to let the ring glide on and off without catching the band, so no, not with normal use.
Can I wear this every day, or just occasionally?
Both. Plenty of people wear theirs daily as their main way of keeping a ring safe; others just pull it out for the gym or a shift.
Does it fit engagement rings and wedding bands?
Yes, it's sized for most standard rings, including engagement rings, wedding bands, and signet rings. If you're also shopping for a box to store them in, check out our ring box collection.
What's the difference between the silver and steel options?
Sterling silver has a classic, polished look. Stainless steel is more resistant to scratching and tarnish, which makes it the better pick for daily, high-contact wear.




