Design RC00072
Pebble Marbled Enamel Cat's Eye Stainless Steel Cocktail Ring for Women
Pebble Marbled Enamel Cat's Eye Stainless Steel Cocktail Ring for Women is a cocktail ring in 316L stainless steel with vacuum PVD plating. MOQ 100 pcs per design per colour; samples from US$100.
A chunky women's cocktail ring with a smooth pebble-shaped head covered in pearlescent marbled enamel and an oval cat's eye cabochon set off-centre in a thin gold rim. Eight enamel and stone colourways come from the same mould.
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- Ring type
- Cocktail ring
- Style
- Modern sculptural, Colourful
- Top size
- 26 × 20 mm AI estimate
Pick a colour to start
The sample is one option. Change colour, material, plating, stones or branding to fit your budget.
- MOQ 100 pcs per design per colour; mix sizes, not colours
- Existing mould: made as sampled. Changes that need a new mould are sampled as a new design (from US$100, mould included; the cost is credited to your bulk order)
- Samples ship 15–20 days after approval, with a 3D print and stone-setting preview
- Bulk about 35–45 days from sample approval and deposit
- Bulk payment: 30% deposit, 70% balance before shipment; any sample cost you paid comes off the balance
- 5 common changes need no new mould
Your quote comes with a PDF spec sheet.
About this design
The head is a soft, rounded pebble shape that rises from a wide gold band, giving a sculptural, modern silhouette that reads well from every angle.
The whole top is covered in pearlescent enamel swirled with a second tone, so every piece has its own marbled pattern, like polished stone.
An oval cat's eye cabochon of about 12 mm sits off-centre in a thin gold rim, adding a soft glow against the glossy enamel. Each side of the band has an oval cut-out under the head.
Eight colourways were photographed, from light pink with a red stone to dark green with a lime stone. Because the enamel and stone are added after casting, new colour stories use the same mould.
Updated
Buyer notes
- Trend
- Chunky, sculptural rings in candy-coloured enamel are a key trend with younger customers.
- Positioning
- A mid-price statement ring for online fashion and concept stores; one enamel colour per piece keeps the cost steady.
- Building a range
- Choose a palette of four to six colours and display them as a colour wall; it also stacks well with slim bands.
Customize this design
Pick what to change. Your brief shows whether new tooling is needed, where the cost goes and how to save. We quote from it.
Custom orders we have made
- The request
- The buyer chose three designs from our samples, but her customers do not buy open rings. She also wanted a three-ring stacking set split across sizes.
- What we did
- Because the designs already had moulds, we modified them to closed bands instead of making new moulds. One design she sent had a brushed finish we could not match, so we told her before ordering rather than after.
- Result
- The three-ring set was ordered in four sizes (US 8 to 11), with the closed versions of the three designs planned for the next order.
- The request
- The brand needed 8 mm stainless steel outer shells for its smart ring, with a new surface pattern, gold plating with a green colour fill, and its lettering on the shell.
- What we did
- We made a sample first. After review, the green fill was adjusted brighter to the brand's colour reference, the lettering was laser-marked, and an extra ring size was sampled from the same model when the brand needed it.
- Result
- Bulk planned in black and gold across five sizes, followed by samples of three further shell designs for a larger order.
Specifications
Specs describe the photographed sample; all can change for your order. Tags show the source: factory-confirmed, measured, or AI estimate from photos (checked before we quote).
Ring
- Design code
- RC00072
- Ring type
- Cocktail ring
- Silhouette
- Pebble dome
- Band
- Wide band with an oval cut-out on each side
- Top
- Marbled enamel pebble with an off-centre oval cabochon
Decoration
- Stone
- Oval cat's eye cabochon ×1 AI estimate
- Stone colours
- Red / lavender / white / lime / pink
- How stones are fixed
- Glued into a cast rim
- Pattern
- Marbled swirl
- Surface finish
- Glossy pearlescent enamel over a polished gold body
Sample specs
- Material
- Confirmed with quote
- Plating
- Confirmed with quote
- Weight
- Confirmed with quote
- Dimensions
- Top about 26 × 20 mm, ring height about 33 mm (est.) AI estimate
Style & use
- Style
- Modern sculptural, Colourful
- Theme
- Marbled swirl
- Categories
- Cocktail ring, Chunky, Cabochon, Enamel, Modern sculptural
- Who it suits
- Women
- Fits these lines
- Colourful enamel edit, Chunky statement line, Resort collection
Structure & craft
Parts, sizes and how the ring is made, for designers and developers. “Est.” sizes are estimated from proportions.
Four parts: an oval cat's eye cabochon glued into a thin rim set off-centre in a pebble-shaped head, pearlescent marbled enamel covering the head, and a wide band with an oval cut-out on each side. The metal is cast in one piece; the enamel is filled after plating and the stone glued in last.
- 4 parts
- 1 stone
- One-piece lost-wax casting in stainless steel
- Asymmetric
- Closed band
Ring anatomy
Cat's eye cabochonStone
Oval, smooth domed cabochon; Polished, with a soft silky sheen. Glass cat's eye; other cabochon colours fit the same rim.
Full details
- Where
- Top of the head, set towards one side
- Shape
- Oval, smooth domed cabochon
- Surface
- Polished, with a soft silky sheen
- Colour
- Red / lavender / white / lime / pink
Gold stone rimFrame / bezel
Thin oval rim; High polish. The rim also stops the enamel at the stone edge.
Full details
- Where
- Around the cabochon, flush with the enamel
- Shape
- Thin oval rim
- Surface
- High polish
- Colour
- Gold
Marbled enamel headEnamel area
Smooth rounded pebble, wider than long; Glossy pearlescent enamel with a hand-swirled second tone. Hand swirling means the pattern varies slightly from piece to piece.
Full details
- Where
- Whole top of the pebble-shaped head
- Shape
- Smooth rounded pebble, wider than long
- Profile
- Domed
- Surface
- Glossy pearlescent enamel with a hand-swirled second tone
- Colour
- Light pink / sky blue / rose / aqua / dark green / white / sage green / pink
Wide band with cut-outsBand
Wide band with an oval cut-out on each side, narrowing at the back; High polish.
Full details
- Where
- Under the head and around the finger
- Shape
- Wide band with an oval cut-out on each side, narrowing at the back
- Profile
- Flat outside, rounded inside
- Surface
- High polish
- Colour
- Gold
Key dimensions
- Silhouette
- Pebble-shaped dome on a wide band
- Symmetry
- Asymmetric
- Head W × L × H
- 26 mm Est. × 20 mm Est. × 14 mm Est.
- Main stone size
- 10 mm Est. × 12 mm Est.
- Band width (top / bottom)
- 14 mm Est. / 6 mm Est.
- Ring height
- 33 mm Est.
- Inner diameter
- 17.5 mm Est. Sample estimated at US 7; sizes made to order
- Open ring
- No, closed band
How the parts fit together
- Cat's eye cabochonfixed intoGold stone rim
The cat's eye cabochon is fixed into the gold stone rim
Fixed by: Stone gluing into cast rim - Gold stone riminlaid inMarbled enamel head
The gold stone rim is inlaid flush into the marbled enamel head
- Marbled enamel headfixed toWide band with cut-outs
The marbled enamel head is fixed to the wide band with cut-outs
Other ways to fix the stones
Each method changes security, sparkle and cost. Moving off glue setting usually needs a new mould.
- Glue settingThis design
The stone is glued into a cast seat. Lowest cost and fastest; the usual method for fashion steel jewellery.
- Bezel settingTo confirm · usually new mould
A metal rim wraps the whole stone. Very secure and hard to lose, but covers part of the stone.
- Prong settingTo confirm · usually new mould
Metal claws hold the stone, letting in more light for extra sparkle; suits large faceted stones.
- Pavé / micro settingTo confirm · usually new mould
Many small stones are held by tiny metal beads to form a sparkling surface.
- Channel settingTo confirm · usually new mould
Stones sit in a row between two metal rails; smooth and snag-free.
Manufacturing
- Large enamel surface: bubbles, dust or chips show easily and need careful QC
- Marbling varies by hand; approve a colour range rather than an exact pattern
- White enamel shows marks and yellowing more than darker colours
How this ring is made
10 steps from mould to shipping. Your brief above shows which steps your changes affect.
Shaping the ring
- Wax model
Wax is injected into a rubber mould to make an exact copy of the ring. Each design and size has its own mould.
On this ring: One rubber mould per ring size
- Casting
The wax copy is set in plaster and melted out; molten steel fills the hollow. This is lost-wax casting.
On this ring: Pebble head, stone rim and band cast as one piece
- Trimming
The casting stub is cut off and ground smooth.
Surface & colour
- Polishing
The ring is ground and polished to its final shine.
On this ring: Band and stone rim polished to a mirror shine
- Plating
A coloured coating (gold, rose gold, black…) is applied to the steel. Colour and coating thickness are set here; thicker coatings last longer.
On this ring: Gold-tone plating before the enamel goes on
Details & stones
- Enamel filling
Coloured enamel or resin glaze is filled into the recesses by hand and cured to a glossy finish. Each extra colour adds a step.
On this ring: Pearlescent enamel poured over the head and a second tone swirled in by hand
- Stone setting
Stones, zirconia or pearls are glued into cast seats. Seat size is set by the mould, so same-size colour swaps are easy.
On this ring: One oval cat's eye cabochon glued into the rim
Check, pack & ship
- Quality check
Each piece is checked against the approved sample for finish, colour, size, weight and stone security. Rejects are reworked.
On this ring: Check the enamel surface for bubbles, dust and chips
- Packing
We pack free with your packaging: bags, boxes, labels, sorted by size.
- Shipping
Cartons are marked, listed and sent by courier, air or sea, with tracking.
Ways to derive similar designs
| What changes | Tooling | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Enamel colour and marbling | Same mould | Pastel set, solid black, solid white |
| Cabochon colour (same size) | Same mould | Opal-look, turquoise, black |
| Plating colour | Same mould | Gold, silver tone |
| Head shape or stone position | New mould | Centred stone, heart-shaped pebble, smaller everyday size |
What the photos show
Other ways to make this design
The sample is one way to make this design. Enamel colour, marbling tone and stone colour can all change on the same mould, so you can build a full colour story for your brand.
5 changes on the existing mould
- 1Your own colour story (e.g. 4 seasonal shades)
Same mould, a ready collection
- 2Solid glossy enamel instead of marbled
More uniform from piece to piece
- 3Silver tone instead of gold
Fresh look with pastel enamel
- 4Logo inside the band
Brand identity without changing the design
Before you order
What buyers ask most, and what most often goes wrong later.
Why stones come loose, and how to avoid it
Our stones are glued into cast seats. They come loose when a stone doesn’t fit its seat, or from knocks in transit. Confirm stone type (glass / cubic zirconia) and size when ordering, and ask for a piece-by-piece stone check if you need one.
Will the plating fade? How long does it last?
We use vacuum (PVD) plating, which wears better than standard electroplating. Colour life depends on coating thickness, wear and chemicals. Specify thickness to match your after-sales needs. If engraved or etched text must resist solvents, tell us first.
304 or 316L steel?
316L resists corrosion better and suits long skin contact and sensitive skin; 304 costs less and suits fast-fashion lines. For EU/US markets, 316L is recommended.
Size accuracy and size split
Each size has its own mould, made to US sizing. Give quantity per size and any tolerance (e.g. 7:2, 8:4, 9:4, 10:2). Women’s rings usually run US 6–10, men’s 8–13; other sizes need mould work.
The approved sample is the standard
Bulk matches the approved sample in style, colour, stones and weight. Photos can differ in colour, so confirm key colours on the sample. Samples arrive about 15–20 days after approval, with a 3D print and stone-setting preview; bulk starts after sample approval and deposit.
Which logo method?
Laser marking and etching need no mould change; raised text does. Etching happens before plating. Send your logo file, position and size. From US$300.
Is the motif sellable in your market?
Some motifs (e.g. snakes, religious symbols) are restricted in some countries or platforms. Tell us where you sell and we’ll flag risks first.
How custom orders work
- 1Send your brief
Use the planner above to list changes and order details.
- 2Review & quote
We confirm feasibility, tooling and unit price. MOQ 100 pcs per design per colour, mixed sizes.
- 3Tooling & sample
Same-mould changes go straight to sampling. New designs start with CAD and tooling (from US$100, mould included; the cost is credited to your bulk order). Samples arrive about 15–20 days after approval, with a 3D print and stone-setting preview.
- 4Production
Bulk takes about 35–45 days from sample approval and deposit: wax → casting → sprue grinding → polishing → plating → enamel / stone gluing → packing.
- 5QC & shipping
Inspected against the approved sample, packed and shipped.
Frequently asked questions
What is the MOQ for this ring?
MOQ is 100 pcs per design per colour, mixed sizes. New design samples from US$100, mould included; the cost is credited to your bulk order.
Can I order this design with my logo?
Yes. Laser or etched logo on orders from US$300. Send us your packaging and we pack it free, or we can recommend a supplier.
Can I order my own colours?
Yes. Enamel colour, marbling tone and stone colour all change on the same mould. MOQ is 100 pieces per colourway, with ring sizes mixed.
Will every ring look exactly the same?
The marbling is swirled by hand, so each piece is slightly unique. If you need uniform pieces, choose solid enamel.
What is the sample made of?
The photos show gold-tone samples in eight colourways. Material grade, plating and weight are confirmed with your quote and can be chosen for your budget.
Is the enamel durable?
The enamel is fully cured and checked for bubbles and chips. Like all enamel jewellery it should be kept away from hard knocks; light colours show marks more than dark ones.