Weapon or Accessory? We Round Up The Most Badass Knuckle Rings - Fashionista

Weapon or Accessory? We Round Up The Most Badass Knuckle Rings

Brass knuckle-inspired jewelry isn't a totally new thing--most retailers sell some interpretation of it. Knuckle rings have, however, been taken in many cool, new directions. There are now engagement rings, rings that look more dangerous than actual brass knuckles, brass knuckle necklaces and so much more. Click through for our favorites.
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Brass knuckle-inspired jewelry isn't a totally new thing--most retailers sell some interpretation of it. Knuckle rings have, however, been taken in many cool, new directions. There are now engagement rings, rings that look more dangerous than actual brass knuckles, brass knuckle necklaces and so much more. Click through for our favorites.

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Kate Bauman 'Til Death Do Us Part Ring

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Debra Baxter Crystal Brass Knuckles

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Surface to Air Knuckle Pendant, $155

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Urban Outfitters Oversized Stone Knuckle Ring. $24

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Bing Bang Bow Two Finger Ring, $98

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Alexander McQueen Hells Four-Finger Ring (the one

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Luv Aj Spike Knuckle Buster Ring, $143

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Fallon Jewelry Micro Spike Bar Ring, $77 (30% off)

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Low Luv x Erin Wasson Armor Knuckle Ring, $80

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Jules Smith Knuckle Lover Stackable Ring, $84 Max & Chloe

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