The Clubhouse Ring Handbook
For Women Who Love Boldly, Leave Quietly & Always Point with Purpose
 
Welcome, Darling.
A ring is never just a ring, not in the Carter Club. It’s a signal, a wink, a perfectly placed distraction. Whether it’s wrapped around a glass stem, a scandal, or a silent goodbye, your finger speaks before you do.
Wearing The Heartbreaker or The Green Light means you’ve joined a legacy of well-accessorised women with questionable pasts and impeccable taste.
 
The Heartbreaker
She’s the kind of woman who looks innocent from across the room, but ruins your week with a single glance. The Heartbreaker features crushed rose quartz encased in an 18kt gold PVD-plated heart, casting the softest blush under the hardest gaze. This ring doesn’t beg. It gets proposed to, then leaves the party with someone else.
Worn best: with clean hands, a dirty martini, and no apologies.
Clubhouse Rule: If he’s staring, he’s already too late.
 
 
Clubhouse Rules
(Worn Lightly. Wielded Powerfully.)
1. Point with Intent.
A ring like this isn’t for casual gestures. Use your hands wisely. Let them wonder what else you're capable of.
2. Accept Compliments, Not Criticism.
“Oh my god, where did you get that?”
Smile. Say “It was a moment.” Then walk away.
3. Stack If You Must, But Know the Alpha.
Other rings may flirt. These own the room. Let them lead.
4. Only Take It Off for Champagne or Crime.
And even then, think twice.
5. Hands Tell Stories.
Yours should say: I’ve done things. I’ll do more. But I’ll never tell.
6. Rings Are Not Promises. They’re Warnings.
Worn on any finger that feels dangerous today.
7. If They Ask What It Means, They’re Not Ready.
If they know, they’ll offer you a lighter and a ride home.
 
One Final Note:
Whether you’re stirring espresso, flipping off an ex from behind your sunglasses, or offering a hand just to take it away, your rings say enough.
Wear them loud.
Wear them early.
Wear them like you meant it.
—The House of Harlem Carter