Collection: Napkin Rings & Holders

Natural stone napkin rings and napkin holders, cut and hand-finished from agate, quartz and amethyst, then rimmed in real metal by electroforming. Sets of four rings for the table, and weighted holders that keep paper napkins in place indoors or out.

Two different objects. The rings are agate, quartz or amethyst rounded by hand into a band and rimmed in electroformed metal, sold in sets of four for a laid table. The holders are a single weighted stone piece that sits on the table and keeps a stack of paper napkins down, indoors or on a patio table.

Split them out: Agate Napkin Rings and Agate Napkin Holders.

More for the table in Tableware & Entertaining, Agate Coasters and Agate & Gemstone Cutlery.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a napkin ring and a napkin holder?

A ring slips around a rolled cloth napkin, one per place setting. A holder is a weighted stone piece that sits on the table and stops a stack of paper napkins blowing about.

How many rings come in a set?

Four. That covers a table of four, or two settings with a spare pair of stones.

Are the rings a fixed size?

Each band is rounded by hand from stone, so thickness varies a little from ring to ring. There is no hinge and nothing adjusts.

Will a napkin holder work outside?

It is heavy enough to hold paper napkins down on a patio table. Bring it in rather than leaving it out in weather.