A search for women's jewelry usually lands in one of two places: pieces so fine they are built to disappear, or plated costume pieces built for one season. STRUGA sits in neither. This page is the entry into the part of the catalogue most often chosen by women, and every number below is taken from the catalogue rather than written to sound good.
- The catalogue holds 134 active objects: 54 earrings, 32 necklaces and pendants, 16 ear cuffs, 14 bracelets, 9 rings, 5 chains and chokers, and 4 silk costumes.
- Earrings are the widest shelf, not rings. They weigh 1.6 to 8 grams, median 3.9 — the lightest reading of the design language.
- Ring size at STRUGA is inner diameter in millimetres, 15 to 22, whole steps only. There are no half sizes in the catalogue.
- 130 of 134 objects are tagged unisex. STRUGA does not divide objects by gender — this page is a selection by scale and fit, not a separate line.
- 17 objects are oxidized in advance, 12 of them earrings. The rest arrive light and darken through wear.
- Made to order: plain silver about 2 weeks, silver with a stone about 3, carbon about 4, plus roughly 7 days in transit.
From here you can go straight to a category: silver earrings, ear cuffs, pendants, necklaces, bracelets, rings. If you want the language of the forms rather than a shelf, the Atlas section on earrings covers it. The counterpart selection is men's jewelry.
Why This Is a Selection, Not a Women's Line
The honest caveat first: STRUGA does not divide objects by gender. Size is built to the body — to form, weight and fit — and 130 of the 134 objects in the catalogue carry the unisex tag. Five carry a feminine tag, and four of those are silk costumes. So there is no separate women's collection to describe. There is a selection, made by scale, weight and where an object sits on the body, and that is what this page does.
Scale decides more than the label. A 4 mm band that reads as fine on a narrow finger disappears at 22 mm inner diameter. A pendant that anchors a 40 cm chain is lost on 120 cm. An ear cuff at 0.3 grams and a bracelet at 130 grams are the same design language at opposite ends of the weight range, and both are in this catalogue. Choosing well means choosing the number, not the gender label.
The second thing the selection turns on is daily wear. These are objects people do not take off: they shower, work and train in them. That requires solid silver — not plating, not a hollow tube, not lacquer. Living Silver, sterling 925 without rhodium, behaves accordingly: recesses darken, high points brighten with friction, and the patina becomes a map of how the object is worn. That is a property of the material, not wear damage.
How STRUGA Designs the Objects
Form is drawn by Dmitry Strugovshchikov: sketch, prototype, weeks of wear, revision — until the object sits on a live body. Silversmiths make each object by hand, one at a time: wax model, silicone mould, sterling 925, hand finishing. That is where the variation comes from — two identical rings will not be identical down to the last ridge. Objects for the international storefront are made and hand-finished in Bali.
Eight families carry the catalogue, and each has its own object count. SIGNATURE ASYMMETRIC is the largest at 31 objects — the most widely represented form in the brand, one form carried from a pendant to a carabiner. BLADE holds 20: a CNC aesthetic in silver, with Mini Links going into lighter bracelets, chains and chokers. MOSAIC holds 20, CARBON 17, SIGNATURE HEART 9, BRUTALISM 7, THORN 7. The AMULET families together account for 42 objects, and that is where the stones live.
What the Catalogue Holds
The table below is the state of the catalogue on 29 August 2026. Earrings are the widest shelf by a clear margin; rings are the narrowest. Weight is the range across the objects in the category.
| Category | Objects | Weight | Storefront |
|---|---|---|---|
| Earrings | 54 | 1.6–8 g | Earrings |
| Necklaces and pendants | 32 | 4–80 g | Pendants |
| Ear cuffs | 16 | 0.3–3.8 g | Ear cuffs |
| Bracelets | 14 | 2–130 g | Bracelets |
| Rings | 9 | 2.1–24 g | Rings |
| Chains and chokers | 5 | 11–110 g | Chains |
Earrings and Ear Cuffs
Earrings are the widest shelf in the catalogue: 54 objects, from a 1.6 gram stud to an 8 gram sculptural drop, median 3.9 grams. The light end is the THORN stud and the SIGNATURE HEART stud, both 1.6 grams — the smallest object in the brand, the whole form compressed to its shortest reading. The heavy end is the Signature Mushroom at 8 grams. Five objects are studs proper; four are pin earrings, where the pin itself is the visible form rather than a hidden fastening.
This is also where most of the stones live. The AMULET earrings are built around raw, wild-growth stones — tourmaline in green, pink and grey, aquamarine, achroite — and each one is a single object, because a raw stone is never repeated. It is the shelf with the most oxidized objects too: of the 17 pre-oxidized objects in the catalogue, 12 are earrings. The category page is silver earrings; the form breakdowns are the Atlas sections on studs and drop earrings.
Ear cuffs are 16 objects and the lightest part of the catalogue: 0.3 grams in carbon, up to 3.8 grams in silver BRUTALISM, median 1.6. A cuff grips the edge of the ear by tension and needs no piercing, so the question of ring-style sizing does not arise — the cuff is adjusted to your measurement before shipping. Three widths run through the family, S, M and L, and they read as three different objects on the same ear. The category page is ear cuffs; positioning and comfort are covered in the Atlas section.
Necklaces, Pendants and Chains
Necklaces and pendants are the second-widest shelf: 32 objects, 4 to 80 grams, median 9. The light end is Cross V.4 Arctic at 4 grams; the heavy end is two necklaces with a slice of Seymchan meteorite at 80 grams each, where the meteorite is the object and the silver is the mount. Between them sit the quartz amulets — brown, clear and two greens — from 9 to 40 grams.
Chains and chokers are the shortest shelf: five objects. Lengths are given in centimetres — 40, 45, 50, 75 and 120 — and weight depends on the link far more than on the length. Thorn Links at 40 to 75 cm weighs 11 to 18 grams; Blade Mini Links at 40 to 50 cm weighs 80 to 110. That is close to a sevenfold difference at comparable length, and it is the single most useful number when choosing. The storefronts are pendants and chains; the neck-length breakdown is the choker section.
Bracelets
Bracelets are 14 objects with the widest weight spread in the catalogue: from 2 grams for One Display Techno to 130 grams for Carabiner No.2 Big Cross, median 20. Lengths run 14.5 to 26 cm, and because wrist circumference varies more than finger size, the measurement is asked for before shipping rather than guessed from a size label. The lighter end — Asymmetric Minimalist at 14 to 15 grams, Signature Links at 15 to 18 — is the part of the shelf most often chosen for stacking. The category page is bracelets.
Rings
Rings are the narrowest shelf, not the widest: nine objects. They weigh 2.1 to 24 grams, and the median across all 66 size variants is 8 grams. The light end is Signature Links V.2 at 2.1 grams, thin enough to stack two or three on one finger. The heavy end is BRUTALISM V.1 and V.3 at 24 grams in size 22 — the heaviest and most massive rings in the brand — and V.3 is the only ring in the catalogue oxidized in advance. Heart Lock sits in the middle at 11 grams across its whole size range.
Every ring is sold by inner diameter in millimetres, 15 to 22, in whole steps. There are no half sizes in the catalogue: if your size falls between two numbers, or outside that range, the ring is made to measure. Paired and alternative wedding rings run through DARK UNION — a separate route, and the ready-to-buy line begins with one object, the Thorn ring. The category page is silver rings, and stacking is covered on stacking rings.
Stones and Materials
Sterling 925 is the base of 117 objects. Beyond it: carbon in 25 — multi-layered, matte, ultralight, unafraid of water, unchanged by time, the counterweight to living silver; raw stones in the AMULET families; and Seymchan meteorite in two necklaces. There are no carbon rings in the catalogue at all.
Stones are raw and wild-grown, without cutting. Tourmaline, aquamarine and quartz are the ones most often in use now, and STRUGA selects them rather than mining them. A raw stone is never repeated exactly, which is why nearly every stone object is one of one. Carbon comes in six palettes selected by the brand: Classic, Bloody, Toxic, Arctic, Winter and Multy Graphite. The palette is chosen with the person, which makes carbon a made-to-order route with a longer window. Storefront: CARBON; material breakdown: the Atlas section.
Size and Weight: The Two Numbers That Decide
Size: inner diameter, wrist, length
A ring size at STRUGA is the inner diameter in millimetres — that is how the workshop measures it and how it stands at checkout. ISO 8653 designates size differently, through inner circumference, covering 41 to 76 mm; our 15 to 22 mm of diameter is roughly 47 to 69 mm on that scale. The simplest method is to measure the inner diameter of a ring you already wear and give us that number. For bracelets we ask for wrist circumference at the narrowest point; for chains, the length in centimetres from the list above.
Weight: what the number means
Weight tells you what a photograph cannot. On the ear, under 2 grams is barely felt through a day; 2 to 5 grams reads as present; above 5 the earring is the thing noticed first. On the hand the scale shifts: under 8 grams a ring reads as light, 8 to 15 as balanced, above 15 it is present all day. The heaviest ring in the catalogue is 24 grams, and there is no number above that. Bracelets have a different ceiling: 130 grams.
Lead Times and Made-to-Order Work
Objects are made to order, so the clock runs from production rather than from a shelf. Plain silver takes about 2 weeks, silver with a stone about 3, carbon about 4. Transit on top of that is roughly 7 days, and STRUGA ships worldwide. A design outside the catalogue is a different route — Custom Order, with a frame of roughly 3 to 6 weeks. That is a frame, not a promised date. Engraving, a setting built around a stone you already own, resizing a finished ring: all of it goes this way.
Care: Water, Chlorine and Patina
Silver tarnishing is chemistry, not damage. As the Canadian Conservation Institute describes it, the film on sterling 925 is silver sulphide and copper sulphide, formed by sulphur-bearing gases in the air. On Living Silver this works in the object's favour: dark holds in the recesses, light comes through on the high points.
Fresh water and showers are fine. Chlorinated pool water acts on the copper in the alloy, so wipe an object dry after swimming. Two things are easily confused and worth separating: living silver is a property of the material, while oxidizing is a technique — the object was darkened deliberately during the work. Seventeen of 134 objects are oxidized in advance; the rest arrive light and darken on their own. Patina can also be reset, with silver cleaning liquid, or on a matte surface with a mild abrasive that takes off the thin top layer and sets a new matte finish. Workshop care is lifelong: cleaning and minor repair are free for as long as the object is yours, with shipping to us at your cost, and each ring gets one free resize on the same terms.
Objects in This Selection
| Object | Form | Weight | Size range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thorn Stud Earring | THORN compressed to its smallest reading, flat to the ear | 1.6 g | one size |
| Crystal Stud M | Raw stone held in silver, three sizes across the model | 3 g | one size |
| Classic Solid Heart Earring | Solid heart, fully filled — the heavy reading of SIGNATURE HEART | 5.9 g | one size |
| Blade Ear Cuff L | Widest cuff of the BLADE family, no piercing | 3.8 g | one size |
| Wire Heart Necklace | Heart as if bent from wire, the light reading of the same form | 5 g | one size |
| Clear Quartz Necklace | Raw quartz in a silver mount, one of one | 9 g | one size |
| Asymmetric Minimalist Bracelet | Lightest link bracelet, built for stacking | 14–15 g | 17–21 cm |
| Signature Links V.2 Ring | Thinnest ring in the catalogue | 2.1–5.5 g | 15–22 mm |
| Heart Lock Ring | A beaded-chain clasp reimagined as a ring, even weight across sizes | 11 g | 16–22 mm |
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Frequently asked questions
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Ask a question →01Does STRUGA have a separate women's collection?+–
No. STRUGA does not divide objects by gender — 130 of the 134 objects in the catalogue are tagged unisex. Size is built to the body: form, weight and fit. This page is a selection by scale, not a separate line.
02What ring sizes are available?+–
Inner diameter in millimetres, 15 to 22, in whole steps. There are no half sizes in the catalogue. Outside that range, or between two numbers, a ring is made to measure — send us the inner diameter of a ring you already wear.
03How heavy are STRUGA earrings?+–
From 1.6 to 8 grams across 54 objects, median 3.9. The lightest are the THORN and SIGNATURE HEART studs at 1.6 grams; the heaviest is the Signature Mushroom at 8. Every product page lists its own weight.
04How do ear cuffs stay on without piercing?+–
The cuff wraps the edge of the ear and holds by tension. Cuffs are pre-shaped and adjusted to your measurement before shipping, so no piercing is involved. Positioning is covered in the ear cuffs section.
05Is sterling silver safe for sensitive skin?+–
Sterling 925 is 92.5% silver with a 7.5% copper alloy, and our objects are nickel-free. Very sensitive skin can occasionally react to the copper. If you know you react to silver alloys, tell us before ordering and we will discuss the options.
06Are the stones natural?+–
Yes — raw, wild-grown stones without cutting: tourmaline, aquamarine, quartz. Because a raw stone is never repeated, nearly every stone object is one of one. The stone is described on its product page.
07How do I care for the patina?+–
Wipe with a soft cloth after wear; avoid chlorinated water for long stretches. Patina is a property, not a defect — it is the map of how the object is worn. If you want the metal light again, it resets with silver cleaning liquid, or on a matte surface with a mild abrasive.
08How long does an order take?+–
Objects are made to order: plain silver about 2 weeks, silver with a stone about 3, carbon about 4, plus roughly 7 days in transit. A bespoke design outside the catalogue runs through Custom Order, roughly 3 to 6 weeks. These are frames, not promised dates.
