5.0 out of 5 stars Cool spinner ring

2026-02-06    -Andrew

As an avid fan of LOTR, I couldn't resist buying this fidget ring. It was a little stiff and didn't spin particularly well at first, but has since begun spinning very fast and easily. Just work on spinning it a bit, and it will move more freely with use. It fits well and is true to size. It's durability seems to be holding up, and doesn't appear to scratch much, though I'd imagine it would with heavy wear while working with your hands. I highly recommend this beautiful ring.

3.0 out of 5 stars Cool ring. Runs Slightly too small.

2025-12-28    -MagicMalachi

This ring is pretty nice. I got it because I am a huge lord of the rings fan and this ring looked cool. I got my normal ring size but it was slightly too tight. So know you will probably want to size up to make sure that it fits. The "fidget" aspect of it is okay it doesn't spin that smoothly. It does work though. Overall, I wish it fit properly as I'd probably wear it all of the time.

5.0 out of 5 stars Looks Amazing!

2025-12-25    -Norm

Exactly like the picture and spins very well. Size is accurate. I'm probably going to get all the colors now.

5.0 out of 5 stars Looks Amazing!

2026-02-23    -Norm

Exactly like the picture and spins very well. Size is accurate. I'm probably going to get all the colors now.

4.0 out of 5 stars Iconic Aesthetic with Great Utility! Just Watch the Edges...

2026-01-06    -Scott

As a fan of Middle-earth and haptic fidgets, I was drawn to this "One Ring" style slider for its iconic design. After wearing it daily for a couple of weeks, I’ve found it to be a highly convenient and conversation-starting piece, though it does have a few mechanical "quirks" that keep it from being perfect.Visual Appeal and ConvenienceVisually, the ring is spot on. The color and engraving look authentic, and it has a great presence on the finger. One of its best features is the utility of a wearable fidget; it’s incredibly convenient to have a tactile toy ready at a moment’s notice without having to reach into a pocket. It also draws quite a bit of attention—I frequently have people ask me about it when they notice me spinning it in public.Tactile Experience and MaintenanceThe spinning action is generally satisfying, but there are two functional issues to be aware of:The "Granular" Feel: I’ve noticed a persisting graininess in the rotation. It doesn't always feel perfectly smooth out of the box. I discovered a temporary fix: washing your hands while wearing the ring seems to lubricate or clear out the mechanism, allowing it to slide reliably for a while. However, that grittiness does eventually return, requiring semi-regular cleaning to keep the movement fluid.Sharp Edging: The edges of the ring are surprisingly sharp. While it doesn't hurt to spin, you have to be careful when moving your hands near your body. I’ve accidentally scratched my leg a few times just by brushing my hand against it. The edge can catch on skin quite easily if you aren't mindful.Final VerdictFor the price, the value is definitely there. The minor maintenance and the sharp edges are small trade-offs for a fidget that looks this good and stays so accessible.Pros: Excellent "One Ring" aesthetic, highly portable, great conversation piece.Cons: Edges can be scratchy/sharp, rotation mechanism requires frequent "rinsing" to stay smooth.

5.0 out of 5 stars Cool spinner ring

2026-01-04    -Andrew

As an avid fan of LOTR, I couldn't resist buying this fidget ring. It was a little stiff and didn't spin particularly well at first, but has since begun spinning very fast and easily. Just work on spinning it a bit, and it will move more freely with use. It fits well and is true to size. It's durability seems to be holding up, and doesn't appear to scratch much, though I'd imagine it would with heavy wear while working with your hands. I highly recommend this beautiful ring.

4.0 out of 5 stars Looks nice!!

2025-12-26    -Mark Twain

This is my review of the Men's Spinner Fidget Ring for Anxiety Lord of The Rings Ring for Men Women Stainless Steel Gold RingI should start off by addressing the 'fidget spinner' part and if that's what you came for, read below.This ring is true to size and feels actually pretty nice. It has a slight weight to it and the quality of the metal give it less of a novelty feel. I was impressed that the lettering is actually engraved into the surface so it won't come off. Its even engraved on the inside as well.The color has this metallic black to it and I found myself looking at it frequently because the depth of the color seemed to shift in different lighting. I'm really not sure how to describe it other than going from it looking like it was a tarnished silver to looking like it was a flat black. I very much appreciated the look it gave off.As far as a fidget spinner goes, out of the box it did not spin and when it did it had a grinding sound to it. I submerged it in olive oil overnight and wiped it off really well after working the oil into the spinner. I wiped it extra for good measure and it actually spins now. It does not spin like a bearing would but it rotates. There is some sort of friction so I am not sure how long the spinning part will continue to rotate but for the price as tested, I think this is all to be expected.I spent a day wearing it and it did not seem to get super scratched up or take any damage. I am very hard on things I wear and I wasn't careful on this day either. It seemed to take the day with ease. The one thing is that the longer I wore it, the more it grew on me and I actually grew to like it more than I did at first try on.All in all, If you are or aren't a LOTR fan, I still recommend this ring because it looks nice and is fun to play with.

5.0 out of 5 stars Love it!

2026-03-01    -Damian J.

I love this ring, looks so cool

4.0 out of 5 stars Iconic Aesthetic with Great Utility! Just Watch the Edges...

2025-12-31    -Scott

As a fan of Middle-earth and haptic fidgets, I was drawn to this "One Ring" style slider for its iconic design. After wearing it daily for a couple of weeks, I’ve found it to be a highly convenient and conversation-starting piece, though it does have a few mechanical "quirks" that keep it from being perfect.Visual Appeal and ConvenienceVisually, the ring is spot on. The color and engraving look authentic, and it has a great presence on the finger. One of its best features is the utility of a wearable fidget; it’s incredibly convenient to have a tactile toy ready at a moment’s notice without having to reach into a pocket. It also draws quite a bit of attention—I frequently have people ask me about it when they notice me spinning it in public.Tactile Experience and MaintenanceThe spinning action is generally satisfying, but there are two functional issues to be aware of:The "Granular" Feel: I’ve noticed a persisting graininess in the rotation. It doesn't always feel perfectly smooth out of the box. I discovered a temporary fix: washing your hands while wearing the ring seems to lubricate or clear out the mechanism, allowing it to slide reliably for a while. However, that grittiness does eventually return, requiring semi-regular cleaning to keep the movement fluid.Sharp Edging: The edges of the ring are surprisingly sharp. While it doesn't hurt to spin, you have to be careful when moving your hands near your body. I’ve accidentally scratched my leg a few times just by brushing my hand against it. The edge can catch on skin quite easily if you aren't mindful.Final VerdictFor the price, the value is definitely there. The minor maintenance and the sharp edges are small trade-offs for a fidget that looks this good and stays so accessible.Pros: Excellent "One Ring" aesthetic, highly portable, great conversation piece.Cons: Edges can be scratchy/sharp, rotation mechanism requires frequent "rinsing" to stay smooth.

5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect

2026-02-04    -K. Calvert

Just as pictured. Son loved it!