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Sterling Silver Spinning or Spinner Rings (Worry Rings)

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Oct 18 2009

SPINNER RINGS

Spinner rings (or worry rings) find their basis in ancient Tibetan prayer wheels. These highly unusual rings have an outer band which manually spins freely around the inner ring. The motion of the outer ring is told to give the wearer a special ‘calming’ effect – hence the alternative name of ‘worry ring.’

Spinner RingThe special “calming” effect which sometime helps in the aid of anxiety and worries has been shown to be useful to older children as well as adults. Occastionally, these spinner rings can be referred to as worry rings, turn rings, turning rings, prayer rings or motion rings. Because spinner rings require two independent rings to work, they typically are found in larger sizes online in many different styles and designs.

MATERIALS

Most styles of spinner rings are made from sterling silver – not only because of the inherent value and beauty of sterling silver, but also sterling can withstand much of the friction caused from rubbing and spinning. Softer metals, such as Gold, are not good candidates for spinner style rings due to issues with wear, friction and bending. spinner ringsWhen seeking a spinner ring, look for the hallmarks of 0.925, 925 or ‘Sterling’ to indicate silver purity. Avoid spinner rings that are gold plated or may be made from more common materials such as Stainless Steel, Pewter or Iron.

WHERE TO BUY

Look for a great selection of spinner rings online – search key terms such as worry rings, spinner rings or silver spinner rings. Be sure to ask questions about your purchase such as a) is it in stock and b) does this item have a hallmark for silver purity. SilverAndGold.com has online consultants who can assist you in finding the perfect ring. Be sure to compare quality and pricing before making any decision and most of all – use the spinner ring to relieve stress and anxiety all day long!

Kohn Coleman born in Michigan – received his Ph.D. from Iowa State University in 2000 – currently leads several online companies and ventures.

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