We often propose the marriage between jewelry and technology. Here is a new example: the Ringly ring. It connects to iPhone and Android smartphones, and is able to signal calls, messages, emails or notifications, thanks to a vibration. The advantage: if the phone is drowned in the bag and you don’t hear the ringtone, the ring warns you that a call or message is coming. An application will allow you to customize the color of a small LED on one of the two sides. Not only that: different types of vibrations connected to different notifications will be programmable, so you can understand from the ring who is calling or has sent a message. The battery integrated into the ring can last up to three days on a single charge. But it is not just a technological object: Ringly is in 18-karat gold and uses stones such as black onyx, emerald, pink sapphire and rainbow moonstone. According to Christina Mercando, founder of Ringly, the idea of the company is to offer a technological jewel that is both elegant and useful, and that the women who wear it will like. Ringly can already be pre-ordered on the official website. Price (online): $145.
The gold ring that receives emails
Latest from Senza categoria
Each year Tiffany introduces Blue Book, its collection of high jewelry. For some time now, the
The riddle of duties, the crazy gold rush, the prospects for the sector: these are the
Benedetta Stella and Annacaterina Colombo have joined their father Dario in running the historic Gioielleria Colombo
There is no jewelry brand that, sooner or later, presents a collection with pearls, one of
With a commendable transparency, mostly unknown to the rest of the sector, Gismondi 1754 publishes the