Russian Ring Bracelets
A Russian ring bracelet threads three to five intertwined circles of 925 sterling silver around the wrist, each circle engraved with a name of your choice. Because the engraving is made to order, no two bracelets read the same — one might carry a couple's names, another a whole family. Personalised and made to order from $118.90.
Three, four or five circles?
The bracelet is built from three to five intertwined bands, each engraved with a name, so the first decision is simply how many people belong on the wrist. Three suits a couple and their first child, or a trio of siblings; four and five carry a bigger family. Personalised pieces are made to order, so settle on a set of names you are happy to fix in place — many buyers deliberately choose the names that will never change.
Ideas for what goes on each band
- First names of children, in birth order, for a mum or dad.
- Both partners' names plus a wedding year for an anniversary.
- Siblings' names as a matching gift between sisters.
- A name per person in a small, chosen family — godchildren and grandchildren included.
If you are unsure, our guide on what to put on a personalised bracelet runs through engraving ideas that work in small spaces.
The making of an intertwined bracelet
Each circle is crafted in 925 sterling silver and linked with its neighbours during making, so the bands move freely against one another without ever separating. That movement is the charm of the design: the bracelet shifts and catches the light as the wrist moves, and the engraving travels with it. Off the wrist, store it flat in a dry pouch, keep it away from perfume and hairspray, and brighten the bands now and then with a soft polishing cloth.
Where it sits among personalised bracelets
The interlocking circles read more sculptural than a charm bracelet and more personal than a plain bangle, which makes this a strong step up from a first engraved piece. For names spelled out in lettering rather than engraved on bands, compare our personalised name bracelets; for cuffs and bars with room for longer messages, browse the full engraved bracelets collection. Either makes a natural companion gift if you are buying for two people at once.
Frequently asked questions
How many circles can the bracelet have?
You choose between three and five intertwined circles, each engraved with a name. Three suits a couple and child or three siblings; five carries a bigger family on one wrist.
What do people usually have engraved?
First names are the most common — children in birth order, both partners' names, or a circle per sibling. Keep the style consistent across the bands so the bracelet reads cleanly.
Do the intertwined circles tangle or come apart?
No. The bands are linked during making, so they move against each other but stay connected — that gentle movement is part of the design's character.
Can I return the bracelet if I make a spelling mistake?
Engraved pieces are made to order and final sale, so check every spelling carefully before you confirm the order. Typical delivery is 7-12 working days.
What is the bracelet made of?
Each circle is 925 sterling silver. It is tarnish-resistant with regular wear; store it in a dry pouch and polish occasionally with a soft cloth to keep the bands bright.