Scarves Scarf Ring Thread

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People seem to introduce scarf ring questions on many threads. I have renamed this thread in the hope that all those questions, answers, new acquisitions and chat about scarf rings can go here.

Scarf ring wanters and wearers please feel free to contribute.

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mktlim said:
I got the Passe-passe, I've added the mors as a comparison for size. Still debating on how to use it for knots.
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Oh, congratulations- it's really beautiful! I wish I wasn't such a stickler for personally not mixing metals, because I know I'd be bothered by the silver tone, which is my own issue as I find it really a beautiful and creative way to expand wearing ones scarves/shawls (and love seeing mixed metals on others). I much prefer Passe-Passe (aesthetically) to the Mors. I'll be curious to hear how you get along with it.
 
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julian.f said:
Oh, congratulations- it's really beautiful! I wish I wasn't such a stickler for personally not mixing metals, because I know I'd be bothered by the silver tone, which is my own issue as I find it really a beautiful and creative way to expand wearing ones scarves/shawls (and love seeing mixed metals on others). I much prefer Passe-Passe (aesthetically) to the Mors. I'll be curious to hear how you get along with it.
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I'm a neutral I think so this is my second mix metal ring. I got the reigate too. Cross posting with the A/W 23 scarf thread. I think this would be the default tie for a 90. I think it would work well as a belt buckle or extend twillys for neck wear.

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mktlim said:
Yes they're two separate pieces. You can definitely use it as a sort of belt buckle.
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Interesting, @julian.f , this might solve your concerns about the mixed metals. I'm not a scarf ring collector but I have a few and find them useful enough at times to keep them around. This one interests me (aka here comes the slope unless I manage to anchor myself and that's probably futile :lol: )
 
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#176
I’m a little late to posting this, as it was a Valentine’s gift, but I’ve been meaning to share as I don’t think we’ve seen this one here yet. Etrier scarf ring 90.
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It’s a beautiful ring, and surprisingly versatile. It will fit the ends of a CSGM, and the tiny hole can also (just) fit a twilly. On a 90, it can be used similarly to a chaine d’ancre. A few examples with different knots, below. I am loving this one!

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There are quite a few new scarf rings that have popped up on the European websites. The majority seem for twillies. I've not posted them all here but it's worth going on one of the sites and doing a search (either Netherlands, which is also in English, or possibly the French site).

I find these two particularly interesting. I wonder if they are as heavy as their full metal counterparts. I'd love to see more colors.
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