Starla N°6 & N°7 Ring Stack

Some rings are meant to be worn alone. These two were designed for each other.

The Starla N°6 is the edge — a fine open band with a single four-point star spike rising from the surface, sharp and precise, the kind of detail that catches the eye before you can explain why. The Starla N°7 is the light — a delicate band set with a white zircon star at its center, the same four-point silhouette rendered in sparkle rather than structure. Worn together, they do what the best stacks always do: each one makes the other better.

N°6 — The Star That Points

A minimal open band in 925 sterling silver carries one thing: a four-point star spike at its peak, sharp enough to notice, refined enough to wear every day. No stone, no surface texture — just the star as pure form. It's the ring that defines the stack's structure and gives the combination its edge.

N°7 — The Star That Shines

Where the N°6 is about geometry, the N°7 is about light. A fine band in 925 sterling silver holds a white zircon star at center — same four-point shape as the N°6, but set with a faceted stone that catches and scatters light from every angle. The two rings share a design language but speak it differently: one in silver, one in sparkle.

The Stack Logic

The N°6 and N°7 were calibrated to sit together from the start — same fine band width, same open adjustable sizing, same 925 sterling silver base. On the finger, the spike of the N°6 rises just above the stone of the N°7, creating a vertical conversation between structure and light that neither ring achieves alone. Add the Starla Star Rings or N°5 Ring beneath for a fuller wrist-to-fingertip moment.

Part of the Starla Story

Like every piece in the Starla Collection, the N°6 and N°7 came out of over 300 hours of development and ten rounds of sample revisions — the same star silhouette, explored across two different material approaches. Both rings are available individually or worn as a pair.

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