ŌURA Ring Just Dropped Its Most Luxe Health Wearable Yet
The chic health monitoring ring just dropped its best-selling Gen3 Horizon design in a rose gold finish.

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Originally designed as a sleep tracker, ŌURA Ring has evolved its innovative design over the years to monitor a broader scope of health and wellness arenas to include dedicated fitness features like workout heart rate monitoring, along with overnight blood oxygen sensing, period prediction functionality, and so much more. The Gen3 Horizon Ring is already available in a slew of aesthetically-pleasing finishes and shades, including silver, gold, stealth, and black, but today ŌURA launched its most luxe finish yet: rose gold. The new style was released in response to both increased market demand and countless ŌURA customer requests.
If you’re unfamiliar with the ŌURA rings’ technology, allow me to further explain. Unlike other wrist wearables like the FitBit and Apple Watch, the ŌURA Ring is worn on your finger, which not only offers a more sleek and discreet profile but rings also tends to fit better, which yields more accurate readings. “The ring’s form factor was chosen because the finger provides a stronger heart rate signal than any other place on the body. The ring takes bio measurements directly from the arteries in the finger whereas smartwatches (or wrist wearables) sit on the top of the wrist, farther away from the arteries that are on the bottom of the wrist,” Karina Kogan, Chief Marketing Officer at ŌURA tells The Daily Beast. “The ŌURA Ring is the only research-validated wearable on the market that directly measures the arteries in your fingers (just like doctors do).”

Oura Ring Gen3 Horizon in Rose Gold
The rose gold ŌURA Ring is a part of the brand’s Horizon collection, and features an elegant flat top design, it’s designed with titanium to ensure a super lightweight and comfortable feel. But despite its weightless look and feel, the ring boasts an impressive week-long battery life and is engineered with a small dimple on the inside of the ring to help the wearer properly position the ring for more accurate biometric readings.
Aside from the new rose gold drop, ŌURA also has a number of new inclusivity-focussed features to get excited about. In their effort to support women’s health and reproductive freedom, ŌURA recently introduced period prediction functionality in partnership with Natural Cycles. “Women’s health [is] a traditionally underserved market in the wearable technology space, [and] earlier this year, ŌURA released its Period Prediction feature and partnered with Natural Cycles, the first FDA-cleared birth control app. The partnership is powerful in that when using the two products together, Oura wearers can get their temperature data from their Oura Ring as opposed to manually using an oral thermometer,” Kogan says. Plus, the brand recently rolled out the Personalized Activity Goals and Calorie-Opt Out, two features that allow users to choose between steps or calories for their goal type and hide calorie counts.
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Whether you’re looking for increased accuracy from your wellness wearable or simply cannot stand the bulky look and feel of a traditional fitness tracker or smartwatch, the ŌURA Ring is the perfect alternative.
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