Mhiotal 6mm Silver/Black Brushed Ring with Zircon - Damascus

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Mhiotal Brushed Damascus Steel Ring, 6 mm

Minimalist design with raw metal energy and subtle shine. The "Mhiotal" ring combines the matte contrast of Damascus steel with a fine detail – a set clear cubic zirconia stone (a synthetic gemstone that closely resembles a diamond – it is clear, sparkling, and affordable). It is manufactured in laboratories and is one of the most widely used substitutes for real diamonds in jewellery, capturing light exactly where it needs to be. The result is a piece of jewellery that feels solid but never dull.

Damascus steel is created by folding two types of steel at high temperatures, creating a unique pattern – similar to wood grain, but made of metal. This ring is handcrafted, each piece is original and never repeats. The ring profile is slightly rounded (court), and the 6 mm width ensures a subtle yet distinctive look. It is suitable as a stylish accessory for men and women who want to wear a symbol of strength and individuality.

Due to the properties of damascus steel, we recommend not exposing the ring to aggressive chemicals or sea water.

The Legend of Mhiotal – A Spark in Armour

In ancient times, when blacksmiths created not only swords but also stories, a ring was created with a single spark – a small stone to guide the wearer through the darkness. It was called Mhiotal, which in the old language meant 'metal'. But in the mouths of bards, the name transformed – it meant something more. Metal that carries light. It was intended for warriors who didn't need to shine, but could dazzle when needed. That stone – cubic zirconia – was their guide. It was a stone as pure, precise and sharp as a thought. It was not born in the depths of the earth, but from human skill and the courage to create perfection.

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Mhiotal was a symbol of balance – between strength and serenity, between sharpness and brilliance. Whether worn by a man or a woman, it is a reminder that beauty and strength can be hidden in simplicity. And that sometimes even a small spark is enough to light up the whole world.

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How to measure your finger size for a ring

Measuring with string or paper

Take a thin strip of paper or a piece of string. Wrap it around the finger where you want to wear the ring. Mark the spot where the two ends meet. Lay it out and measure the length (in mm) with a ruler – this will give you the circumference of the finger. Compare with the size chart (e.g. 55 mm = EU size 55).

Measuring a ring that already fits

If you already have a ring that fits, measure its inner diameter in mm. The exact diameter in mm corresponds to the size in EU (e.g. 17.5 mm = size 55).

Tips for accurate measurement

Measure your finger in the evening when it is at its largest. Do not measure your finger when it is cold – fingers tend to be smaller. Consider the width of the ring – for wider rings, it is recommended to choose half a size larger.