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The details.

Silicone rings are the sensible pick when you need something on your finger but can't risk a metal ring — farm work, fishing, rugby, the gym. This one is made from medical-grade silicone: it stretches, flexes, won't snag on machinery, and won't conduct electricity. Available in 8mm — Ring avulsion — where a metal ring catches and injures your hand — is a real risk in manual work. A silicone ring breaks away instead of taking your finger with it. Comfortable all day, easy to wash, and tough enough for whatever you get up to. Use it on the farm, save the metal ring for town.

Living with 8mm grey performance silicone

Hose it under the tap after farm or gym work — no soap needed. Medical-grade silicone resists sweat, sunscreen, and stockyard grime without staining. Replace once stretched or torn; at $29 NZD it's a wear-and-replace item.

Sizing the flat 8mm silicone fit

Flat profile sits flush against the finger and feels wider than 8mm metal. Order your normal ring size — silicone has a bit of stretch built in. NZ free sizer available if unsure.

Silicone vs titanium for outdoor work

Silicone breaks away if caught on fence wire or stockyard — titanium won't, and that's a finger-injury risk. For around-town wear, see the titanium range; this stays on for paddock and workshop.

Q: Does it stain or yellow?

A: Grey holds up better than lighter colours under sun and sweat. Two-year life is realistic with daily heavy use.

Q: Will it melt near hot work?

A: Avoid direct flame and forge work — silicone softens above 200°C. Fine for general engine, grinder, and welding-adjacent tasks.

Q: Safe with electrical work?

A: Yes — silicone is non-conductive, unlike metal bands. Sparkies often prefer it for live work, paired with proper PPE.

The specs.

Width
8.7mm
Material
Silicone
Available sizes
7 / N.5 – 14 / Z+3

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Caring for your Silicone ring

Wash your silicone ring with mild soap and water, rinse thoroughly and let the ring and your skin dry before putting it back on. Avoid solvents, excessive heat and prolonged direct sunlight.

Inspect the band for damage or stretching and replace it when needed. Silicone can tear, but a ring is not protective equipment and does not guarantee protection from injury. Follow your workplace rules and remove jewellery where the task requires it.

Common questions about Silicone rings

Are silicone rings safe for tradies and dairy farmers in NZ?

Silicone is flexible, but no ring is a safety device. Do not assume silicone is permitted wherever metal rings are banned. Follow your workplace rules and task-specific safety instructions, and remove jewellery where required. We do not claim a certified tear force or protection from ring-avulsion injuries.

How long does a silicone wedding ring last?

Lifespan varies with fit, wear and exposure to heat or chemicals. Check your ring regularly and replace it if it tears, stretches or becomes damaged.

Can I wear a silicone ring in the ocean or hot pools?

Rinse the ring after contact with saltwater or pool water, then dry it and your skin thoroughly. Avoid excessive heat and follow the rules of the activity or venue. We do not provide a certified temperature rating for these rings.

Will a silicone ring trigger a skin reaction?

Any ring can trap moisture or irritate skin. Keep the ring and your skin clean and dry, and stop wearing it if irritation occurs. Seek advice from a health professional if symptoms persist.

Considering alternatives?

For a lightweight metal option for everyday wear, explore titanium rings. Choose a ring for comfort and style, and follow workplace or activity rules about when to remove jewellery.