Looking for a ring with a flat plate rather than a band — the signet rings.
To see every ring STRUGA makes, across all worlds and families, the ring atlas brings them together in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Is Living Silver the same as oxidized silver?
No. Living Silver is 925 sterling silver without rhodium plating — the metal darkens on its own as you wear it. Oxidation is a technique: the silver is deliberately darkened in the workshop from the start. STRUGA rings live and change over time rather than arriving pre-darkened; the patina you see is earned, not applied.
Are the THORN family and the Thorn Amulet the same thing?
No. THORN is a ring family in the CODEX world — sharp-edged links born from the brand's earliest CNC work. The Thorn Amulet is a separate type within the AMULET family, in the RITUAL world. Same word, different objects; on this rings page, THORN always means the CODEX family.
Which rings are the heaviest?
BRUTALISM. These are the heaviest rings the brand makes — silver architecture, built in collaboration with an architect. If you want the most substantial volume on the finger, BRUTALISM is where to look. The other four families read lighter, each with a form of its own.
What is the difference between Signature Asymmetric and Signature Heart?
Signature Asymmetric is the first STRUGA form carried onto the finger. Signature Heart is the Dual Heart: one ring holding two characters at once — half smooth, half sharp. Both belong to the CODEX world, but they are separate families with separate silhouettes.
Is a STRUGA ring easy to recognize?
Yes. A STRUGA ring reads from a single angle. Each of the five families — Signature Asymmetric, Signature Heart, THORN, BRUTALISM, FUSED — is a self-contained statement with its own form, in 925 sterling silver. The form marks it, not a logo.
