Collection: Napkin Rings

Brass napkin rings should be cleaned regularly with a dry, soft cloth to remove fingerprints and dust. For a deeper clean, use a mild soap solution or natural cleaners like lemon juice and baking soda, but avoid harsh chemicals. After cleaning, dry immediately to prevent water spots. Polishing with a brass cleaner helps maintain their shine. Storing them in a dry place reduces tarnishing. Regular upkeep keeps the brass looking bright and extends the life of your napkin rings. Read our blog for more info:

Napkin rings can be used both daily and for special events. Wooden or simpler metal designs are perfect for everyday use as they are easy to clean and durable. More delicate materials like marble or intricately designed brass may be saved for festive dinners or entertaining guests. Using napkin rings daily adds a touch of organisation and style to your routine meals while keeping napkins neatly in place.

Most napkin rings fit standard cloth napkins folded to a moderate size. To find a good fit, fold your napkin how you intend to present it and measure the width. Compare this to the internal diameter of the napkin ring. Rings should slide on easily without being loose. Larger rings suit thicker or larger napkins, while smaller rings work well with thinner, smaller ones. Ensuring a snug but not tight fit helps maintain a neat table setting.

Travertine and marble napkin rings bring an elegant, natural touch to any table setting, and with the right care, they’ll maintain their beauty for years. To clean, simply wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that can dull the surface or cause scratches. Because these are natural stones, it’s best to handle them with care to prevent chipping or cracking. When not in use, store them in a soft cloth or lined box to protect them from accidental knocks. With minimal maintenance, your stone napkin rings will stay polished, elegant, and ready to elevate your dining experience.