Batsi Bonbon Rings

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Batsi Bonbon Rings

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Sweet enough to look edible. Expensive-looking enough that nobody needs to know they're called Bonbons.

Our Batsi Bonbon Rings are a playful little hit of color inspired by the candy shops, pastel storefronts, and carefree summer energy of Batsi, Andros. Each ring features glossy, vibrant enamel accented with sparkling simulated diamonds—a tiny piece of eye candy made for stacking, mixing, and wearing way too many at once.

Wear one for a pop of color or stack several together for the full candy-counter effect. There are no rules here. Pink with orange? Absolutely. Blue with purple? Even better.

 

Why We Named Them Batsi Bonbon

Batsi is a colorful seaside village on the Greek island of Andros—the kind of place made for long summer afternoons, little shops, something sweet after dinner, and staying out much later than you planned.

These rings immediately reminded us of bonbons lined up behind the glass of a Greek confectionery: tiny, glossy, colorful, and almost impossible to choose between.

So we stopped trying to choose.

Batsi + Bonbons = Batsi Bonbon Rings.

Seven colors. Seven little sugar rushes. Zero calories.

 

The Bonbon Counter — Meet All 7

🍒 Kerasaki Crush — Red

Bright cherry red with just enough attitude. Kerasaki means “little cherry” in Greek—and this one definitely isn't the shy flavor.

 

💗 Bougatsa Barbie — Hot Pink

Loud pink, unapologetically girly and impossible to ignore. Like Barbie took a summer vacation to Greece and never came home.

 

🍊 Portokali Pop — Orange

Juicy, punchy orange inspired by portokali, the Greek word for orange. Basically Greek sunshine wrapped around your finger.

 

🍈 Fistiki Kiss — Mint Green

A creamy pistachio-inspired mint with major Greek gelato-shop energy. Sweet, cool and ridiculously easy to stack.

 

🩵 Aegean Sugar — Turquoise

That impossible Greek-water blue—the color you swear hasn't been filtered even though nobody back home believes you.

 

🧿 Mati Blue — Cobalt Blue

Deep, saturated Greek blue inspired by the classic mati. Consider this your candy-coated little dose of blue.

 

🍇 Meli Meli Grape — Purple

Rich grape-purple with a playful candy-shop finish. Sweet-looking, slightly dramatic, and definitely the one your θεία will ask to try on.

 

💜 Loukoumi Lilac — Soft lilac

Lilac soft with the delicate sweetness of Greek loukoumi. Dreamy, pastel and just a little bit powdery-looking—in the prettiest possible way

 

Special Care — Keep Your Bonbons Sweet

Your Batsi Bonbon Ring is made with enamel and simulated diamonds, so treat it like jewelry—not actual candy.

 

To preserve the glossy enamel finish and sparkle:

- Avoid direct contact with perfume, hairspray, lotions, sunscreen, hand sanitizer and household chemicals.

- Remove before showering, swimming, exercising, cleaning or sleeping.

- Avoid prolonged exposure to salt water and chlorine.

- Enamel can chip, scratch or crack if knocked against a hard surface, so don't toss your ring loose into a handbag or jewelry box.

- Never use abrasive jewelry cleaners, polishing cloths, brushes or chemical dips on the enamel.

- After wearing, gently wipe with a clean, soft, dry cloth.

- If necessary, clean gently with a slightly damp soft cloth and dry immediately.

- Store individually in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box, away from other pieces that could scratch the enamel.

- Keep away from prolonged heat and direct sunlight when storing.

Hellenic Luxe Care Tip: Put your Bonbons on last when you're getting ready and take them off first when you're home.

They're candy for your fingers. Don't treat them like the dishes. 🇬🇷🍬