Heart Locket Adjustable Open Ring

Most lockets in this catalogue hang from a chain; this one sits on a ring instead, a heart-shaped, openable locket built into an adjustable band rather than a pendant. The band is gold-finished copper, open at the back so it isn't sized to a specific finger, and adjusts to fit most hands the way an open ring does.

What opens is genuinely functional rather than decorative: the source material confirms the locket takes replaceable inserts, a different mechanism from the name-engraving personalisation some lockets offer. This one is built to swap what sits inside rather than have anything written on it. The heart itself has a faceted, glass-like clear front over whatever's placed inside, catching light the way a cut surface does rather than sitting flat.

A ring built around a locket rather than a stone is an unusual enough shape that it works better as a considered gift than an everyday basic; the open-back sizing also makes it easy to give without knowing an exact ring size in advance, which most rings don't allow for. It suits someone who already has enough plain rings and wants one that does something different.

Keep it away from water where possible, since an openable mechanism has more places for moisture to sit than a solid band does, and check the fit stays snug rather than loose after the first few wears. At ₹499, this is one of the pricier pieces in the range, and the working locket mechanism is the reason why.