Be Still Ring

Delicate, meaningful, and beautifully minimal, this thin hand-stamped rose gold ring carries the quiet yet powerful message: “Be Still.” Crafted from high-quality stainless steel and finished in a warm rose gold tone, it’s designed to last and made for everyday wear with an adjustable fit. More than just jewelry, this ring is a reminder of faith and surrender. “Be Still” is drawn from the deeper truth that as we surrender our lives, desires, and will to God, His power works through our weakness—allowing us to know Him more deeply and experience His presence in a more personal, intimate way.

 Whether you're gifting it to a loved one or wearing it yourself, this ring is a gentle prompt to pause, breathe, and trust in something greater. - Hand-stamped with “Be Still”

 Adjustable to fit most sizes comfortably

• Made from durable stainless steel with rose gold plating
•  Dainty, minimalist design
•  Rose gold-plated for a warm, glowing finish 
• A beautiful symbol of peace, surrender, and faith Wear it as a quiet declaration: in stillness, we find strength. 

How to Care for your Jewelry: This item can get wet. However ink may wear off with being in contact with any soaps or chemicals. *If ink wears off, use a black filled marker to fill in. Let it sit for 30 seconds and wipe off excess ink with a dry cloth. (thin sharpie will do)

Exclaimer: Since each letter is handmade hammered, there might be a slight imperfection. The beauty of imperfections: Please understand that all Jewelry in my store is handmade and Hand-Stamped, and handmade items, by nature, have imperfections. A letter may come across as lighter than the others or the stamp shifted while hammering which caused a letter to be uneven. This means you'll have a one-of-a-kind product!

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If you have any questions, please message me. I will be happy to assist you in any way! Have a blessed day and happy shopping! Hugs, Diana