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Leatherette Ring Cones

Ring cones in leatherette, made to your dimensions and your colours. A cone is the hardest shape for leatherette, because the material has to be gathered or seamed to follow the taper. We would usually propose a faceted cone instead, which suits the material and looks deliberate.

Leatherette ring cones for a jewellery counter, made by Chung Ngai
Leatherette ring cones — made to your dimensions and your colours

What it does

A ring cone is a tapered post that a ring is slipped over, so it hangs at the widest point that fits. It shows a ring the way a finger does, without a finger.

Leatherette on a ring cone, specifically

A cone is the hardest shape for leatherette, because the material has to be gathered or seamed to follow the taper. We would usually propose a faceted cone instead, which suits the material and looks deliberate.

Getting the proportion right

Taper angle decides the range. A steep cone takes a narrow band range and holds it high; a shallow cone takes everything but sits every ring low.

How leatherette is applied to a display form

Leatherette is wrapped and its edges are turned under, so every visible edge is a folded edge rather than a cut one. It will not stretch far, so a tight compound curve is built up in sections with the joins placed where they face away from the customer.

Where it is used

Counter cases, window centrepieces and multi-ring rows.

Leatherette under case lighting

It has a slight sheen, so a strong spot will show a highlight along the top of a riser. That is usually flattering on a plain block and unflattering on a curved bust, which is worth knowing before you specify it.

The mistake to avoid

A polished cone lets a ring slide down under vibration. On an open counter, a matte or a soft-covered cone holds better.

Why leatherette

Leatherette display gives a harder, more architectural line than fabric. The grain catches light along an edge, which defines the shape of a riser or a tray.

Wipes clean, which is why it suits trays that go on a counter and come back.

What we need from you

What we needWhy
Height and footprintTaper angle decides the range.
Leatherette colourMatched to a Pantone reference or a swatch
Leatherette on this formA cone is the hardest shape for leatherette, because the material has to be gathered or seamed to follow the taper.

Frequently asked questions

Can ring cones be made in our brand colour?

Yes — the leatherette is matched to a Pantone reference or a physical swatch, and confirmed on a sample.

What sizes do ring cones come in?

They are made to your dimensions. Taper angle decides the range. A steep cone takes a narrow band range and holds it high; a shallow cone takes everything but sits every ring low.

Is leatherette a good choice for a ring cone?

A cone is the hardest shape for leatherette, because the material has to be gathered or seamed to follow the taper. We would usually propose a faceted cone instead, which suits the material and looks deliberate.

What goes wrong most often with ring cones?

A polished cone lets a ring slide down under vibration. On an open counter, a matte or a soft-covered cone holds better.

Can ring cones be made to match our boxes?

Yes — the same leatherette and the same colour across boxes and display, ordered in one run.

Specify your ring cones

Tell us your case or window height, what the ring cones have to show, and your brand colour. We’ll send photos of our work and one clear, all-in quote.