Garakji Brass Ring

Silver Lining collection

Originating from the Joseon Dynasty era (1392–1920), Garakji refers to a traditional pair of large rings once worn by married women in Korea. At the time, wearing a single ring symbolized being unmarried, while a pair represented harmony and unity between husband and wife.

The Garakji design embodies an eclectic balance—modern yet classic, bold yet elegant—reflecting the essence I strive for in all my creations. My interpretation of Garakji is available in silver, brass, or 14k and 18k gold upon request.

• Brass
• If you select the Custom Size, please note it on the special instructions.
• Handmade in Los Angeles
• This item is made by hand and to order, and will be processed in the order in which it was received. Please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery.

International orders - UPS, DHL  Price will be calculated, based on the product and shipping country.

Please review our shipping information prior to purchase.