The-RingBoss

All orders are shipped from Lahore, Pakistan.

After your order is ready our warehouse team hands them over to courier company for shipping it to you.
Shipping time is as follows:

Lahore: Next day
All other cities: 2 to 3 days.

Our courier partner: Post Ex & Swyft

You’re free to wear a ring on whichever finger you want. Each finger represents something different altogether, and wearing rings on certain fingers can become conversation starters.

Knowing how you will be represented with your accessories will ensure the best first impression.

To enjoy your rings for a lifetime, you have to clean and store them properly. The easiest way to clean them is to use the professional services of a qualified jeweler. If you prefer to get the job done yourself, all you need for metal items with no stones is water, a mild detergent, a soft-bristled toothbrush, and a cotton cloth to dry.

A soft jewelry polishing cloth is also an inexpensive and effective way to remove light tarnishing. If your rings have gemstones, keep the moisture to a minimum and use no abrasives to prevent scratches. Cotton swabs immersed in hydrogen peroxide will make the jewelry shine again. Wood shouldn't get wet. In general, jewelry shouldn't come in contact with harsh chemicals or chlorinated water because it can severely damage and discolor the metal as well as loosen the stones.

Comfortably. Loose enough so you can twist it around a finger without discomfort, but not so loose that it moves on its own.

Some cultures split hands into masculine and feminine. No surprise, your right hand is the masculine one, the one you do things with – leaving the left as the passive one, reserved for dainty things. There is a grain of wisdom in that, even though it arbitrarily genders your hands and completely brushes over left-handedness.

Even ambidextrous men have a dominant hand. Ambidexterity is a learned skill, and pure mixed-handedness is extremely rare. The vast majority of us have a dominant hand and as we talk, we move it about, make gestures, and point at things. Our dominant hand draws attention. That’s why it’s perfect for pure expression. This is great because our non-dominant hand is where most of us keep our watch, so decorating our dominant hand balances things out.

• Pinky – expression – signifies intellect and communication skills.
• Ring finger – relationship status – this is where your wedding band goes.
• Middle finger – individuality – communicates order and purpose.
• Index finger – allegiance – leadership and ambition – mainly used for membership rings.
• Thumb – strength of character – shows willpower and freedom of thought.