As of October 26, 2026, Ring points take money off at The Ring Store: 450 points is one dollar off, and points can bring The Ring down to $15 and the necklace down to $7.
Why it matters to fans: the points you earn from streams, shows and merch now have a clear cash-off value, and the rules sit on one public page, thering.vip/store/points.
That page sets the tone early. Ring points are “a thank-you for being a real fan, not a currency,” and it “always says what is true right now,” because almost every figure on it can change.
What can Ring points pay for?
Only items that carry a points line, such as “Points can take up to $8 off.” Items without it are cash, and the Points button in your cart shows the most the whole order can take. As of October 26, 2026, the page names The Ring (down to $15) and the necklace (down to $7). On the store that day, the necklace was listed at $15.00 with up to $8.00 off in points.
How much is a point worth?
450 points for one dollar off, as of October 26, 2026. The page says the rate “can change at different times” and that “the checkout always shows the exact trade before you pay.” Shipping and tax are always cash.
Which points can I spend on an order?
Points live in pools, one per artist: what you earn with an artist spends with that artist, and one order spends from one pool. Buying the ring, the pool is the artist you chose on it. Store purchases also earn points back on the cash you paid, once per order. For tiers, see Ring by Lux tiers and the Vault.
What happens if a checkout fails or I get a refund?
Points come off before you pay. An unpaid checkout returns them within two days, on its own, and a refund before shipping returns them too. Every point movement goes into a log that, in the page’s words, “cannot be quietly edited.”
Key facts
- Rate: 450 points per $1 off, as of October 26, 2026; it can change.
- Floors: The Ring $15, the necklace $7.
- Pools: one per artist; one pool per order.
- Always cash: shipping and tax.
FAQ
Where do I see my balance? Sign in on the store with your ring username; your points show at checkout. The Christian Gates store uses the same checkout.
Can I cash out points? No. They have no cash value and cannot be transferred or paid out; they redeem at the store and at shows.
The Ring is owned by ITSLUX, LLC, the company of Christian Gates, and runs this store. Drafted with AI assistance; edited by The Ring newsroom. Rules and prices checked October 26, 2026.