Triangular Shank – Jewelry Definition

By Calla Gold

A triangular shank is a shank that is triangular in shape.  The purpose is to help keep a ring from spinning on the finger.

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Calla Gold is a Personal Jeweler and Author who takes pride in working with clients one-on-one to integrate their personal sense of style and taste into custom designed jewelry and repaired jewelry pieces.   Unlike typical Santa Barbara jewelry businesses, Calla Gold has no brick-and-mortar location. Calla Gold comes to you, bringing you the jewelry collection you want to see and collaborating with you to create unique custom jewelry. Calla also works with at-a-distance clients.

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Katherine Robinson
Katherine Robinson
7 years ago

I hate a flopping ring and I always wondered how well those triangular ring shanks work. What is your experience?

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Calla Gold
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7 years ago

Hi Katherine,
The triangular shank is a nice design and helps keep your ring in place. I actually use the square shank more because it allows me to design a more unique top section.
Your Personal Jeweler,
Calla

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