Nikki Ring by Agapantha Jewelry
Imagine slipping on something that reads like a commitment to good taste—without actually having to commit to anything.
What It Actually Is:
A sleek, flat-topped 18-gauge stacking band, available in brass or sterling silver. Designed and handmade in Los Angeles, the Nikki Ring works solo or stacked—a minimalist essential with more character than a plot twist.
Why You'll Actually Wear It:
This isn’t some delicate little ring that disappears on your hand. It has presence. It makes a quiet statement without screaming for attention—perfect for anyone tired of over-designed jewelry. Brass retains a warm, lived-in patina; silver stays crisp and modern. Your choice says something—whether you want to age gracefully or stay sleek. Sturdy and stackable, it plays well with rings you already love—or confidently flies solo. Handcrafted solid metal means it resists scratches, survives everyday chaos, and ages in a way that's actually cool. No gimmicky plating or fast-fashion fade.
Key Details:
Material: Brass or Sterling Silver
Gauge: 18‑gauge, flat‑topped stacking band
Sizes: 5–8
Origin: Handmade in Los Angeles, CA
Care: Polish with a soft cloth; silver may tarnish naturally, brass will mellow (patina) over time.
The Nikki Ring is the anti-trend accessory that always fits. It’s confident without ego, stylish without effort, and minimalist without being invisible.
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.