Women's Ring

Our Collection of Women's Rings

Discover the selection of rings from Bäumer Vendôme. Blending craftsmanship, dreams and audacity, Lorenz Bäumer reinvents rings.

Women's Rings: A Range of Styles for Everyone

Maison Bäumer Vendôme offers a wide selection of rings for men and women, with various designs. Each collection and new arrival features a variety of minerals (diamonds, sapphire, pearl, etc.), metals (gold, silver, titanium), as well as materials such as lacquer and mother-of-pearl.

The house's designs offer a complete assortment: rings, pendants, bracelets, necklaces. For example, the Battement de Cœur collection offers a wide range of styles.

How do I clean my ring?

There are many ways to clean your rings, depending on their material. In most cases, cleaning should be done carefully to remove every speck of dirt and preserve the condition of the jewelry and stones. This can be done at a jeweler's (polishing, rhodium plating), but a few simple techniques will allow you to clean your jewelry directly at home. The same tips can be applied to the same model for pendants, necklaces, brooches.

To clean a yellow gold ring and restore its shine, you can wash it with simple products:

- water with Marseille soap

- toothpaste, letting it dry and then rinsing with lukewarm water

- water and baking soda

- white vinegar or a little dish soap in lukewarm water

As with silver, there are also special wipes that can be purchased from the jeweler.

For rose and white gold rings, their maintenance requires more care. We recommend soaking the jewelry in a bowl of lukewarm soapy water for 1 to 2 minutes; then wiping it with a soft, clean cloth. This gentler and more careful treatment will preserve the color of the jewelry. For white gold, it is advisable to have new rhodium plating applied every 2 years to maintain the whiteness of the gold.

Be careful with rings set with stones. Indeed, precious stones such as diamond and fine stones (citrine, opal, sapphire, emerald, ...) or even lacquer, mother-of-pearl plates and pearls can be sensitive to hot water and greasy products. For these, it is advisable to revive the color of the gold only by using lukewarm water and Marseille soap. As for titanium, it does not require any particular maintenance; lukewarm water and soap are also suitable.

What is my finger size?

To find out your finger size, you need to use a ring sizer. You can buy one or simply use one by going to a jewelry store. When choosing a ring or band, it is important to take into account that each finger has a different size, even from one hand to the other, and that this measurement can vary depending on temperature and age, especially in men.

If your wedding band becomes too small and gets stuck on your finger, it is possible to enlarge (or reduce) the size of your band by 2 or 3 sizes maximum. For a ring that is too large, it is possible to add sizers (plate, beads, ...) to gain half a size, and prevent the jewelry from turning.

What materials should you choose for your ring?

Similar to silver, gold comes in different carats. These refer to the amount of gold present in the alloy: 9-carat earrings will have a lower gold alloy than 18 or 24-carat earrings, and therefore the price will be higher. Nevertheless, the manufacturing cost remains the same. Finally, the higher the gold content in the alloy, the less likely the jewelry is to oxidize. It is therefore important to consider this, especially for a wedding ring or a piece of jewelry, as the carat attests to the purity of the gold and its longevity.

Although the alloys are different for white and rose gold, the same carat system applies because the proportion of gold remains the same. Indeed, an 18-carat white gold ring will have 75% gold and silver, giving it its grey color. Then, rhodium plating is applied to obtain white gold. For an 18-carat rose gold ring, the ring will be composed of 75% gold and copper, giving it its rose color.

Which gold color should you choose?

The choice of gold color is an important factor. The different colors (yellow, rose, and white) are due to the composition of the alloy, which varies from one to another.

The colors do not affect the longevity or quality of the jewelry. It is therefore preferable to choose according to our tastes, the desired stones (diamonds, tanzanite, sapphire, etc.) and the other jewelry we wear (earrings, bracelets, pendants, necklaces), which can be matched with the chosen ring or wedding band.

It is also possible to mix gold colors, such as the double ring model set with diamonds.

Other materials are used in jewelry for men and women, such as titanium or platinum. These offer different characteristics than gold. Titanium is a novelty: it offers remarkable strength and lightness. It is also used because its physical and chemical properties allow it to appear in many colors (black, gray, pink, blue, etc.) and also aspects (polished, sandblasted, etc.). The properties of this metal allow it to be combined with any other type of metal and stone, such as diamonds, or silver. It is also widely featured as a novelty on the House's pendants. Platinum is a precious, strong, and durable metal. It is also hypoallergenic, which is an important criterion for some people. Nevertheless, its price is often more expensive than gold due to its rarity and it remains susceptible to scratches. Some silver bracelets or pendants can offer a beautiful quality model at a lower price, but it should be avoided with expensive pieces adorned, for example, with diamonds or a mother-of-pearl and lacquer plate.

Which stone should I choose for my ring?

There are several criteria for choosing a stone. Firstly, for its symbolism: choosing a wedding band set with a diamond is a symbol of an eternal vow of love. A ring set with a ruby will symbolize love, vitality, and the heart; an emerald, sincerity and newness; a sapphire, happiness and peace. These symbolisms are sometimes historical and depend on the era and location. The symbolism can be different for a man or a woman.

It is important to choose a stone according to one's taste, but also according to the metal with which it is associated: an emerald or a diamond will not have the same appearance and enhancement if it is associated with white, rose or yellow gold. Materials are also associated according to their rarity: diamonds are rarely associated with silver. It is also important to consider the other elements that make up the ring: mother-of-pearl, lacquer, pearls or small diamonds will affect the color of the jewel and thus the harmony of colors.

Finally, quality is the paramount criterion for selecting an ornament. Indeed, it is better to choose a high-quality fine stone or mineral (tourmaline, peridot, pearl) than a precious stone (emerald, diamond, ruby) of mediocre quality.

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