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How to Care for a Silicone Ring: Simple Tips

How to Care for a Silicone Ring: Simple Tips

To care for a silicone ring, wash it with mild soap and warm water, dry it with a soft cloth, and store it away from heat sources and sharp edges. These are general tips based on common sense, not a guarantee of how any ring will perform. If a ring comes with its own instructions, follow those first.

Here is a simple routine you can use for a Gameday Global ring or any similar silicone ring.

A volleyball player wearing a 3D silicone volleyball ring on the court

Cleaning your ring

  1. Remove the ring. Take it off your finger first so you can clean the whole band.
  2. Use mild soap and water. A small amount of gentle dish soap in warm water is a common choice.
  3. Rub gently. Use your fingers or a soft cloth, especially in the grooves of a textured design.
  4. Rinse well. Soap left behind can leave a film.
  5. Dry it. Pat it dry with a soft cloth, or let it air dry before you put it on or store it.

Clean your hands and the ring after practice, workouts and game day, since sweat, sunscreen and lotion can build up on any ring.

What to avoid

  • Harsh cleaners. Strong chemicals may not suit every material. Mild soap is the safer general choice.
  • Heat sources. Keep it away from stovetops, hot car dashboards, heaters and open flames.
  • Sharp edges and tools. Knives, blades, and rough surfaces can nick any soft material.
  • Machinery and equipment. Follow the rules of your sport or workplace about jewelry. Our rings are a fan accessory, not safety equipment.
One of many color options for the volleyball ring, shown as a render

Storing your ring

When you are not wearing a ring, store it in a cool, dry place. A small pouch, a dish or a section of a jewelry box works well. If you own several rings, keep them in a spot where they will not get squeezed under heavy items.

Collectors who own multiple sports can keep a full set together. The Collector Set includes all seven sports at $169.99. Browse the shop to see the options.

Check the fit now and then

Hands change with the seasons, with exercise and with temperature. If a ring starts to feel too snug or too loose, take another measurement with our size finder. For a step-by-step method, see how to measure your ring size at home.

Keep spares for busy seasons

If you wear a ring all season, consider having a spare or a second design. A Couples 2-Pack is $49.99 and the Tailgate 4-Pack is $89.99. You can also read silicone rings for active people for more on wearing silicone rings in an active routine.

A simple routine you can remember

If you want a short version to follow, try this: rinse after a sweaty day, wash with mild soap now and then, dry it, and put it somewhere safe. That is all most people need to keep a ring looking tidy.

Do not worry about perfection. The goal is to keep it clean, keep it away from anything that could damage it, and enjoy wearing it. If you notice anything unusual about your ring or your skin, stop wearing it and check the shipping and returns page or contact us.

These are general tips only. We are not making any promises about how a ring will hold up under particular conditions, so use your own judgment and take care.

Quick answers

Can I use soap on my ring?

Mild soap and water is a common, gentle choice for cleaning. When in doubt, start gently.

Where should I keep my ring when I am not wearing it?

A cool, dry spot away from heat and sharp objects is a sensible general choice.

Should I wear it during sports?

Follow the rules of your sport or workplace about jewelry. Our rings are meant as a fan accessory.

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