Duality ring Rihm

The Duality rings are inspired by architecture. The idea for the Rihm ring's form originally took shape in the designer’s mind—only later did a matching, still-unknown building appear during an online search. The Estonian word rihm translates to “belt”. The ring’s minimalist yet intriguing form shifts depending on how it is worn on the finger.

These unisex rings are made from nylon using 3D printing—a zero-waste production method. Thanks to their material, the rings are lightweight, flexible, and durable.

The Duality rings are designed by Estonian entrepreneur Kirkke Neumeister, who draws inspiration from unique contemporary architecture and minimalist design. Duality refers to the opposing forces in architecture that make even the simplest design process complex. The name reflects the layered nature behind the rings’ seemingly straightforward shapes.

• Material: PA12 nylon.
• Size S: diameter 16 mm. Size M: diameter 18 mm.
• Designed and 3D-printed in Tallinn.