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Nullset Ring
This ring represents the null set or empty set symbol in math. Like zen in buddhism, it is a void, a placeholder, a symbol of emptiness and possibility. It is an excellent divorce ring, and also the unofficial mascot of the New College of Florida. [ ] also means "hug" in emoticon.
This piece is rhodium-plated sterling silver. Rhodium is one of the rarest precious metals, a member of the platinum family, and it is the same bright white finish used on fine white gold jewelry. The silver is plated in white gold, polished, and then plated a second time in rhodium. The result is whiter and harder than bare silver, and it won't tarnish. The ring is open and therefore bendable and adjustable to fit your finger if your ring size changes.
◄ PRODUCTION AND SHIPPING ►
In stock, ready to ship from New Jersey
📦 Standard Shipping US: 3-5 days UPS Ground
◄ CARE FOR RHODIUM-PLATED SILVER ►
This piece is sterling silver plated first in white gold and then in rhodium, a platinum-group metal that keeps it bright white and stops it from tarnishing.
The plating is thin, so be gentle. Wash it in warm water with mild soap and dry it with a soft cloth. Skip silver polishing cloths, silver dip and toothpaste, which work by removing a layer of metal, and here that layer is the rhodium. Take it off for pools and hot tubs.
After years of wear, the silver underneath can start to show through. Any jeweler can re-plate it.
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All designs are created in my studio in Newark, New Jersey. Like Apple, designed in the USA, manufactured around the world.
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