We introduce a seamless ring with a fixed ball on one end. This ball is a synthetic opal, which means that it's not natural, but produced with a mixture of resins. However, this cannot be seen by the naked eye.

Since the ball is fixed, it cannot fall out or get lost. That's a great advantage for this kind of ring, but there are a few disadvantages as well: it can be tricky to open and close in specific sizes. The thinner the gauge size and the bigger the diameter, the easier it will be to open it. Think about how easy it is to bend a wire and how hard it is to bend a coin. Well, the same happens in this case. 

We recommend opening and closing the ring as if you wanted to create a spiral. If you do it that way, it won't lose elasticity, and it will keep its original shape. You mustn't pull the ends apart sideways. We also recommend holding the ring with your fingers when you twist it and not the ball because it can break off.

Note that the diameter of the ball changes according to the size you select: the larger the gauge size, the bigger the ball.