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I've worn my Stonewall Pride Ring every day since it arrived, and it still looks like brand new. Love it and proud to wear it.
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I wear this bracelet everyday in a very conservative area... Pride=Pride.
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Love it. Wear it everyday so people know I am a safe person
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What LGBT Jewelry Means, Flag by Flag
The rainbow came first. Gilbert Baker sewed the original flag in 1978 and it has been the umbrella ever since, which is why rainbow pieces still make up most of what people buy. If you want to be visible without narrowing it down, rainbow is the answer and it always has been.
Since then the LGBTQ+ community has built out a vocabulary of its own. The trans flag runs pale blue, pink and white. Bisexual pride is pink, purple and blue, the purple sitting deliberately in the overlap. Pansexual uses pink, yellow and blue, non-binary uses yellow, white, purple and black, and asexual runs black through grey and white to purple. Lesbian pride has its own sunset palette of oranges and pinks, plus older symbols like the double Venus and the labrys that predate every flag on this list.
Jewelry is how most people carry any of that day to day. A flag is something you take to a march. A ring is something you wear to work, to your parents’ house, to the supermarket. It does the same job quietly and it does it every day, which is the point.
Everything in this collection is built on stainless steel and finished in 18k gold plate or polished silver, so it is hypoallergenic, tarnish resistant and fine in water. It is made to be worn all year rather than brought out for June.
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Any piece that carries a symbol or a palette belonging to the community. In practice that means rainbow designs, the individual pride flags, and the older symbols that came before them such as the double Venus, the labrys and the interlocking male symbols. If it is recognisable to the people who need to recognise it, it counts.
Yes, and that is most of what we make. There are dedicated collections for lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual, non-binary, pansexual, asexual, queer and ally identities, each using its own flag colours and symbols rather than a rainbow with a different label attached.
Both, and anyone who does not use either word. Nothing here is cut for a particular body. Rings are adjustable, chains come in different lengths, and the designs run from small studs to bold statement pieces, so the choice is about how visible you want to be rather than what you are.
18k gold plate or polished silver over 316L stainless steel. That makes it hypoallergenic and tarnish resistant, so it will not turn your skin green and it survives showering, swimming and the gym without dulling.
A lot of the collection is designed for exactly that. A plain band, a small stud or a symbol worn as a ring reads as ordinary jewelry to anyone not looking for it, while the person who does recognise it will recognise it immediately. How visible you are on any given day should be your decision, not your jewelry’s.
We ship free worldwide and cover the cost ourselves. Every order is covered by a 30 day return and refund policy, so if it does not fit or is not what you pictured you can send it back. Support is available 24/7 if you would rather ask first.