Stolen Girlfriends Club Stolen Girlfriends Club Double Blade Ring

Stolen Girlfriends Club Double Blade Ring

Name: Stolen Girlfriends Club Double Blade Ring
Brand: Stolen Girlfriends Club
SKU: 261068M14701400
Price: 182.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Stolen Girlfriends Club Double Blade Ring channels that spare-no-words cool SGGC is known for. A slender band in sterling silver glints with a cool, unadorned shine. Graphic cutouts slash through the metal, dividing the surface into clean, architectural negative space that reads as both minimal and edgy. The inner band bears a subtle hallmark—quiet proof of craft and provenance—while the overall silhouette feels sharp and modern.

On the finger, the Double Blade holds a close, confident line that wears with denim as readily as with a tailored moment. The slim band stacks with other rings without crowding, while the cutouts catch light from every angle for a subtle, kinetic glow. The interior hallmark signals its pedigree as a statement piece.

Stolen Girlfriends Club leans into graphic, modern jewelry that feels at once streetwise and elevated, and the Double Blade Ring is a natural extension of that code. Worn with a stack of slim silver pieces or pared with a leather jacket and knit, it signals SGGC's unmistakable edge.

Materials / Fabrication

Band ring in sterling silver
Graphic cutouts throughout
Hallmarking at inner band
Supplier color: Sterling Silver

Recommended Care

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear to remove oils and fingerprints.
Avoid contact with harsh chemicals, perfumes, and chlorine to prevent tarnish and damage.
Store separately in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box to prevent scratches.
If tarnish appears, polish gently with a silver polishing cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners.

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About Stolen Girlfriends Club

Stolen Girlfriends Club, a streetwear label based in New Zealand, exudes the rebellious spirit of protopunk. In 2005, founder and creative director Marc Moore launched the brand, and since then, its collections have evolved to showcase a uniquely playful aesthetic that encompasses all aspects. The brand's designers, who are self-proclaimed music enthusiasts, incorporate underground new wave imagery into their bold slogan T-shirts, ring boxes, and eye-catching ashtrays. With casually tailored shirts and trousers, expertly fitted jeans, gold and sterling silver jewelry, and a bold homeware collection, Stolen Girlfriends Club establishes itself as a distinctive, grunge-inspired presence in the worlds of fashion and design.