Cat on Moon Ring (Brass)

Cat on Moon Ring (Brass)

A tiny cat, a crescent moon and a little star — the Cat on Moon Ring (Brass) manages to fit an entire midnight scene around your finger.

Made from warm golden brass, this whimsical adjustable ring features a cat sitting on a crescent moon on one side, while a star sits opposite. The open design leaves a little space between the two, creating the impression of the cat gazing across at its own tiny star.

And because the ring is adjustable, you have a little flexibility when finding a comfortable fit.

Explore more wonderfully unusual designs in our Brass Rings collection.

Product Details

• Product Type: Brass ring
• Design: Cat on Moon
• Material: Brass
• Colour: Warm golden brass
• Design Detail: Cat sitting on a crescent moon
• Opposite Detail: Star
• Ring Style: Open ring
• Sizing: Adjustable
• Style: Celestial, whimsical, witchy and bohemian
• Theme: Cats, moon, stars and night-sky jewellery

A Tiny Midnight Story

There are cat rings.

There are moon rings.

But naturally, we needed the cat to sit on the moon.

The crescent moon curves around one side of the finger with its tiny feline passenger perched above, while a single star waits on the opposite side. The open space between them becomes part of the design, making the ring feel lighter and more playful than a traditional closed band.

Moon and star imagery has appeared in jewellery for centuries, carrying associations with cycles, guidance, dreams, mystery and the night sky.

Cats bring an entirely different personality to the mix. Across different periods and cultures they’ve been connected with everything from independence and intuition to protection, mystery and good fortune — although anyone who actually lives with a cat knows they mostly symbolise being confidently in charge of a household they don’t pay for.

For more night-sky-inspired treasures, explore our Celestial Jewellery collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is on the Cat on Moon Ring?

One side features a cat sitting on a crescent moon, while the opposite side finishes with a small star.

Together they create an open celestial design across the front of the finger.

Is the Cat on Moon Ring adjustable?

Yes. This is an adjustable open ring, allowing some flexibility in sizing.

Adjust it gently and gradually rather than repeatedly bending the brass backwards and forwards, as excessive manipulation can weaken the metal over time.

What is the ring made from?

The Cat on Moon Ring is made from brass, giving it its warm golden colouring.

What does the crescent moon symbolise?

Moon symbolism differs between cultures and traditions, but the crescent is often connected with cycles, change, growth, intuition and new beginnings.

Is this a good gift for a cat lover?

Definitely — particularly if they’re also the sort of person who loves moons, stars, celestial jewellery or slightly witchy little treasures. It combines all of them without becoming overly elaborate.

How should I care for my brass ring?

Keep the ring away from unnecessary moisture, perfume and harsh cleaning products. Brass naturally reacts with air, skin oils and moisture, so it can deepen in colour or develop a patina over time. Store it somewhere dry when you’re not wearing it.

Pairs Well With

• Moonstone jewellery to carry the moon theme into luminous natural stone.
• Simple brass bangles and bracelets for an easy warm-metal combination.
• Celestial necklaces featuring moons, stars or other night-sky details.

Perfect For

• Cat lovers — obviously
• Moon and star obsessives
• Lovers of celestial and witchy jewellery
• Whimsical, bohemian and alternative styling
• Anyone who appreciates an unusual adjustable brass ring
• Little gifts for the cat person who already owns everything cat-shaped
• Adding another curious treasure to our Rings collection

The Cat on Moon Ring (Brass) turns a crescent moon, a tiny star and one very well-positioned cat into a wonderfully playful adjustable ring. It’s celestial without being too serious, whimsical without being overly sweet — and proof that if cats could reach the moon, they’d probably sit on that too.