Lama Jewelry's 21K gold rings are five named designs, and each product page states the SKU and the gram weight of the ring. Being 21K, every ring in this category is 87.5% gold by mass, or 21 parts in 24.
The designs range from a full figure to plain geometry. The Peacock ring in three weights shows the bird whole, a crested head above a tail of pierced openwork. The Royal Design link ring is a broad band built from rows of open rectangular links, and the Chain of Coins band lines up coin medallions between two beaded borders. Circle with Rose Pattern carries one rose on a round face, and Two Leaves is the lightest ring listed, at 1.4 g.
Listed weights run from 1.4 g to 7.2 g, and three of the designs come in several weights, so two rings in the same karat can hold very different amounts of gold.
Ring sizes are not published online, and the photos show each design rather than its fit. Note the SKU and weight first, for example on the single-weight rose ring at 4.02 g or the 1.4 g Two Leaves ring, then ask the store about ring sizes by phone or WhatsApp before you choose.
Exchanges follow the invoice and one-exchange rules: the ring has to be returned unused, still in its packaging, and only one exchange is allowed per piece, which makes the size question worth settling at the start.
The website does not publish ring sizes for any of the five designs; each ring page covers karat, SKU and gram weight only. Phone or WhatsApp the Sahara Centre store with the SKU of the design you like and the weight you have in mind, and ask which sizes it is available in.
Three of the five designs list several weights. The Peacock ring is offered at 3.5, 5.2 and 7.2 g, the Royal Design ring at 5.2, 5.4, 5.9 and 6.5 g, and the Chain of Coins ring at 6, 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3 g. Circle with Rose Pattern and Two Leaves each list a single weight, so quote the weight with the SKU when you ask.
Two Leaves is the lightest ring listed, at 1.4 g, then the smallest Peacock at 3.5 g and Circle with Rose Pattern at 4.02 g. The largest Peacock is the heaviest listed option, at 7.2 g. All five rings are 21K, so a heavier ring simply contains more gold.
Yes, once. Bring the original invoice or other proof of purchase, with the ring unused and still in its packaging. Inside the first week, the gold goes toward gold of the same value; after that, the ring is valued at that day's gold rate, less production costs, and less the weight of stones if the ring has any. These exchange terms give no VAT refund.