Woven by what came before.
For centuries, lace has been one of the most patient crafts in the world. On the island of Burano in the Venetian lagoon, generations of lacemakers worked thread by thread, building delicate patterns one stitch at a time. Each piece held the hours, the hands and the stories that made it.
That idea is at the heart of our Venetian Lace rings. Not a copy of lace, but a translation of it into metal: openwork, texture, light and shadow, and the quiet beauty of something formed slowly over time.
The story behind Venetian Lace
A life is rarely a single straight line. Like lace, it is formed thread by thread: moments, memories and choices crossing over one another until they become something uniquely your own.
Within Lyastone's North Star world, Polaris represents direction, the path ahead. Venetian Lace represents the threads already within you: the people, places and memories that shaped the person taking that path.
Polaris guides where you go. Venetian Lace remembers what made you.
The Venetian Lace Ring
The Venetian Lace Ring turns lace into intricate openwork. Light passes through the pattern, while small cubic zirconia accents catch it, so the ring feels romantic up close and clean from a distance. It's delicate enough for every day, yet detailed enough to feel like a keepsake.
The Venetian Lace Sculptural Open Ring
For a bolder take, the Venetian Lace Sculptural Open Ring pairs irregular openwork with softly raised texture and scattered cubic zirconia. Its open band adjusts gently for a comfortable fit, and it comes in three finishes:
- Gold: warm and classic, beautiful with sun-kissed skin.
- Silver: crisp and modern, the most lace-like of the three.
- Two-Tone: silver lacework edged in gold, the perfect bridge if you love both metals.
How to wear lace rings
- On its own: a lace ring has enough detail to stand alone. Wear it on your index or middle finger so the pattern is easy to see.
- As the centre of a stack: place it between two slim, plain bands so the openwork remains the focus.
- To mix metals: the Two-Tone finish ties gold and silver rings together. See our guide on mixing gold and silver jewellery.
- With a fresh manicure: soft neutral nails let the lacework shine. Read how to match jewellery to your nails.
Complete the look: the Venetian Lace Bracelet
The Venetian Lace Bracelet carries the same story into a sculptural cuff: silver-tone lacework, warm gold-tone edging and cubic zirconia accents. Paired with a Venetian Lace ring, it creates a matching set that feels considered rather than coordinated.
A meaningful gift
Lace rings make a thoughtful gift for someone whose story you've been part of: a mother, a grandmother, a best friend, or a partner who has walked many chapters with you. Add a short note about the memories you share, and the ring becomes a reminder of everything that made the two of you who you are. For more ideas, see our guide to jewellery symbols and their meanings.
Caring for openwork rings
- Remove your ring before washing your hands, swimming or applying hand cream, so product doesn't build up in the openwork.
- Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after wear. Avoid pulling fabric through the pattern, as fine edges can catch.
- Store it separately so other jewellery doesn't scratch the texture.
Some jewellery tells people where you're going. Venetian Lace remembers where you've been. Explore the full Venetian Lace collection, or try the rings on in person at AM Coffee, Hornsby.