Last Breath | Skeleton Grip Ring for Smoke & Statement (Y2K Limited)

For the Moment You Borrow Someone Else’s Breath

The Last Breath Skeleton Grip Ring began life in a basement club, 2001—where neon haze met clove-smoke secrets. A bony hand curled into permanence, ready to hold whatever you’re not ready to drop: cigarette, incense, paintbrush, confession. Wear Last Breath when you need a silent accomplice who never judges how you exhale.

Anatomical Grip, Smoke-Ready Details

• Material: high-polish stainless alloy with black-chrome lowlights
• Design: articulated skeletal fingers form a functional 8 mm grip slot
• Fit: adjustable band (US 6-9) hidden beneath the metacarpal arc
• Weight: 10 g—solid enough to anchor, light enough for bar-counter taps

Each knuckle is micro-etched to mimic marrow striations, while the phalanx tips taper for a snug clasp on slender objects. Think flip-phone era rebellion, rave-floor mischief, the thrill of breaking a rule so small it feels huge.

Four Fingers of Night, Then Ash

Only 4 rings were cast; the mold cracked after cooling. When these are gone, the story closes like an empty pack. Ships in a holographic anti-static pouch—ready to hold your next breath, your next spark, your next line in the dark.