Artist Eleanor Salazar repurposes plastic and other materials into jewellery. My favourite is her series of rings made from billiard balls. All you need to do is choose your ring size and colour. If you have the balls to wear one, that is.

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Finally, a ring that lets you carry your love letters where you go instead of some random sparkling rock on your hand. All the I (Thou) Ring by One Origin Jewelry ring asks for is for you to tuck a folded love note in it. It’s especially nifty for those who tend to get bored of wearing the same ring design — just demand a new love note and you’ll have a new ring.

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What do you do when you get an invitation from these lovely space invader folks to perch on your hand in the form of silver rings? You hand your damn hand over to signify that you, human, are a willing hostage of the 8-bit kingdom of geeky. Amsterdam-based Frank Tjepkema is the designer behind these crafty rings for his studio Tjep.

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There’s love, and there’s war. This wedding ring by Kate Bauman is cast in sterling silver, set with four 1-carat cubic zirconia, and, well, doubles up as a knuckle duster. It’s great for these slightly trying domestic fights that are sure to come. Tip: don’t order matching rings.

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I like dinosaurs. I like fried chicken. This ring by Verameat of a T-Rex eating fried chicken speaks to me, as if my entire soul has been expressed as jewelry.

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Ring out the bad, and ring in the good, Yessir, these Happy Day and Crappy Day rings are just that: a jolt of brutal realism cloaked in saccharine sweet colourings.

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Dear Valentine, Pardon me if this sounds a little crass, but if you want a root on the 14th you should give me a stump. More precisely, a Stump Ring from Digby & Iona with our initials graved on it. I’ll be waiting! Love, me.

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Cast from actual Keys, these unisex rings by young New York-based designer Kiel Mead are a fun way to celebrate an old car or an apartment. They come in Sterling Silver and we have them for sale through the Lost At E Minor online shop.

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Measuring three inches wide by just over two inches tall, Finger Food Party Plates are mini-plates with rings that fit right on your finger. So now you can elegantly chat with a boy or girl, holding a glass of champagne, while in your forefinger there’s a nigiri roll or a tiny burger.

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These stylish hoops of bronze have a profound effect on me. I’m seriously left singing If I Were A Boy Beyonce-style whenever I see them. Made by Stannard Inc, William the Brave bronze rings are stunning and the raw look exudes an air of individuality. But the cool thing is that you can actually get away with wearing them if you’re a chick, too. They’re made uni-sex in various sizes.

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