Jenna Chain Ring by Agapantha Jewelry
A ring so delicate, it winks at your skepticism—then outlasts your morning routine without complaint.
What It Is:
The Jenna Chain Ring is a dainty yet stubborn little masterpiece—crafted from 20-gauge wire, accented with a delicate chain in a contrasting metal, and built to stay on through all your daily absurdities. Handcrafted in L.A., this piece looks like whimsy but performs like function. Whether you're grabbing your coffee, watering your plants, or typing a crisis email, Jenna refuses to play ghost on your finger.
Why You’ll Actually Wear It:
Despite its delicacy, this ring withstands life—swimming, gardening, existential dread included. Jenna plays well with others in a ring stack—or quietly steals the scene on her own. Its subtly offset chain and band metals flirt with your ear for visual complexity without any drama.
Key Details:
Construction: 20-gauge wire + opposite-metal smarts
Variants: Available in Sterling Silver, 14K Gold Fill, and 14K Rose Gold Fill across sizes 3–12
Durability: Light yet resilient—wear it in the pool, the garden, or through the existential afternoons
Care: If it outlives your short-term commitment issues, a soft wipe keeps it whisper-gorgeous
The Jenna Chain Ring isn’t trying to be flashy—it’s quiet luxury that flexes on you without you noticing.
About the Brand: Agapantha
Think of Agapantha as jewelry with heartbeat — sculpted in slender gold and silver, minimal enough to go unnoticed, but carefully calibrated to linger under your skin. Founded by Dani Paquin and handcrafted in Los Angeles, each piece is meant not just to look elegant but to travel with you — effortlessly layering into outfits, memories, and conversations. They’re inspired by women Dani admires, so wearing one isn’t a display of status—it’s a soft, intimate nod to connection, like a lyric you keep replaying late at night.
Agapantha isn’t jewelry as commodity. It’s jewelry as confidante. As Dani says, her pieces are songs—designed to resonate. Simple yet singular, familiar yet significant. Wearing Agapantha doesn’t just mark a moment: it lets you replay its echoes.