Ethnic Riwayaat — Rings

Kundan statement rings, polki cocktail rings and meenakari bands — traditional Indian rings, most of them free size and adjustable.

Ethnic rings are where you can be boldest, because a single ring carries a whole look without the commitment of a full set. Pabeena's range covers kundan and polki statement rings for weddings and festivals, meenakari enamel bands in traditional colours, and carved temple-motif rings that pair naturally with ethnic bangles.

Free size, and why it matters

Most pieces here are adjustable — the band is left open at the back so it can be widened or narrowed by hand to fit roughly size 6 through size 10. That takes the guesswork out of buying online, and means one ring can be shared or passed on. Adjust it slowly, always from the open end, never by bending the decorated front.

Wearing an ethnic statement ring

One is enough. A heavy kundan ring wants bare fingers around it and an uncluttered wrist — if you're wearing stacked bangles on the same hand, put the ring on the other. Match the metal tone to your other pieces, and let the ring pick up a colour that already appears in your outfit rather than introducing a new one.