
Luamaya jewelry now new in the shop
Are you looking for rings you can wear in the shower without them tarnishing? The Mainz-based brand Luamaya specializes in stainless steel jewelry that is waterproof and hypoallergenic.
Luamaya is a young brand based in Mainz. Their collection ranges from subtle pieces for everyday wear to statement pieces designed to catch the eye.
Stainless steel as a base
Luamaya uses 316L stainless steel as its base material, often referred to as "surgical steel." For most people with a nickel allergy, the jewelry is therefore well-tolerated. The material is also hard enough to ensure a ring stays beautiful for a long time and does not wear out quickly.
Luamaya also coats many models with a layer of 14-karat gold or rose gold. The brand promises that the jewelry will not tarnish or rust, even if you wear it while exercising or in the shower.
"Connys Imperfectly Perfect"
For the "Connys Imperfectly Perfect Ring," Luamaya opts for an asymmetrical shape. The textured surface looks as if someone has worked the metal with a hammer. You have the choice between gold, rose gold, and silver. Since the ring is only three to five millimeters wide, it is easy to combine with other rings.
"Curly Twist"
With the "Curly Twist Ring," two strands wind around each other. You can wear it alone or combine the slim piece with other rings for a stacking look, where several rings are worn side-by-side on the finger. Luamaya offers the ring in gold and rose gold.
"Drop in the Ocean"
Water droplets served as the inspiration for the "Drop in the Ocean," and its profile flows in gentle waves. Like the "Connys Imperfectly Perfect Ring," it is three to five millimeters wide and is also suitable for stacking looks. You can get it in silver, gold, and rose gold.
You can find more jewelry from Luamaya in our shop.
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