Sarah Minimalist Freshwater Pearl Open Ring

For the one who holds two things at once, and makes it look easy.

The Sarah is an open band with a freshwater pearl at one end and a prong-set CZ at the other, separated by a clean gap. The pearl sits softly above the finger with a luminous glow. The CZ answers it with a sharp, bright sparkle. One holds light, the other throws it back.

This two-stone form has a name in jewellery: toi et moi, meaning you and me. The Sarah keeps it minimal. There's no halo and no ornament, just two stones in quiet balance and the space between them.

It's made in rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver. The open band leaves room for a gentle adjustment and suits finger diameters up to 16mm.

Wear it on the index finger, where it reads as expressive. Wear it on the middle finger for something more understated. Or pair it with a plain band and let the gap between the stones set the rhythm of the stack.

Softness and sparkle. Glow and gleam.

Key Features

1. Pearl and CZ, Face to Face
A genuine 6mm freshwater pearl at one end and a prong-set 5A cubic zirconia at the other, in a modern toi et moi design.

2. Open Band Design
A clean gap between the two stones gives the ring its light, architectural look.

3. Gentle Adjustment
The open band allows a small adjustment for fit, suited to finger diameters up to 16mm.

4. Rhodium-Plated 925 Sterling Silver
A bright platinum-family finish that sets off the pearl's glow and the CZ's sparkle.

5. Made for Stacking
Wear it alone, or pair it with a simple band for a curated look.

6. Pouch Packaging
Arrives in an MNML Moments pouch.

Softness and sparkle. Glow and gleam.

Product Details

Fits finger diameters up to 16mm, around US size 5 to 5.5. Each pearl is genuine and may vary slightly in shape and lustre.

FAQ

What ring size does the Sarah open ring fit?
The Sarah suits finger diameters up to 16mm, which is around US size 5 to 5.5. To check your size, wrap a strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, and divide that length by 3.14 to get your finger diameter. If you're between sizes, contact MNML customer service before ordering.

Can I adjust the Sarah ring?
Yes, slightly. Hold the band at the back, opposite the stones, and press or open it gently and evenly. Adjust it once to your fit and then leave it. Bending it repeatedly weakens the silver, and pressure near the ends can loosen the prong or the pearl.

Is the pearl on the Sarah ring real?
Yes. The Sarah uses a genuine 6mm freshwater pearl, not a glass or plastic imitation. Every pearl forms slightly differently, so each ring has its own character.

Is the stone on the Sarah ring a diamond?
No. The sparkling stone is a 5A-grade cubic zirconia, prong-set so light reaches it from all sides. It sits opposite the freshwater pearl.

What is a toi et moi ring?
Toi et moi means you and me in French. It describes a ring with two stones placed side by side or facing each other, often symbolising two people or two sides of one person. The Sarah pairs a pearl and a CZ in this style.

Which finger should I wear the Sarah ring on?
On the index finger, it reads as a statement. On the middle finger, it feels more understated. It also stacks well next to a plain band.

How do I care for a pearl ring?
Put the Sarah on after hand cream, sanitiser and perfume, and take it off before washing your hands, cleaning or cooking. Wipe the pearl gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth, and never soak it or use jewellery cleaner. Store it on its own in its pouch so harder pieces can't scratch the pearl.

Will the sterling silver tarnish?
Sterling silver can darken over time, and rhodium plating wears gradually with regular use. Rings wear faster than other pieces because hands touch water, soap and sanitiser so often. Take the ring off for those tasks, wipe it after wearing, and store it dry. A jeweller can re-plate it when the shine softens.

Can I shower or swim with the Sarah ring?
No. Take it off before showering, swimming, exercising or sleeping. Water and chlorine can dull the pearl and speed up tarnishing on the silver.