
RFID / NFC Smart Ring - Size 11 - NTAG213
The RFID/NFC Smart Ring embeds two NTAG213 transponders into a wearable ring — one on the inner band (palm side) and one beneath the jewel. Each tag provides 144 bytes of read/write memory over the ISO 14443-3A standard, making the ring compatible with virtually any NFC/RFID reader including smartphones, tablets, and PN532-based modules.
Use it to unlock your phone, launch apps, open URLs, trigger Arduino actions, or replace RFID access cards — all with a tap of your hand.
Key Features
- Dual NTAG213 Tags – Two independent NFC transponders (palm side and jewel side)
- 144 Bytes Read/Write Memory – Per tag, for URLs, app launchers, vCards, or custom data
- ISO 14443-3A Compatible – Works with all standard NFC/RFID readers (MiFare Ultralight/NTAG)
- Size 11 – 21 mm inner diameter
- Passive / No Battery – Powered by the reader's RF field
Ideal For
- Unlocking NFC-enabled smartphones and tablets
- Launching apps, URLs, or Wi-Fi credentials with a tap
- Arduino and Raspberry Pi NFC/RFID projects
- Access control and authentication
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Description
The RFID/NFC Smart Ring embeds two NTAG213 transponders into a wearable ring — one on the inner band (palm side) and one beneath the jewel. Each tag provides 144 bytes of read/write memory over the ISO 14443-3A standard, making the ring compatible with virtually any NFC/RFID reader including smartphones, tablets, and PN532-based modules.
Use it to unlock your phone, launch apps, open URLs, trigger Arduino actions, or replace RFID access cards — all with a tap of your hand.
Key Features
- Dual NTAG213 Tags – Two independent NFC transponders (palm side and jewel side)
- 144 Bytes Read/Write Memory – Per tag, for URLs, app launchers, vCards, or custom data
- ISO 14443-3A Compatible – Works with all standard NFC/RFID readers (MiFare Ultralight/NTAG)
- Size 11 – 21 mm inner diameter
- Passive / No Battery – Powered by the reader's RF field
Ideal For
- Unlocking NFC-enabled smartphones and tablets
- Launching apps, URLs, or Wi-Fi credentials with a tap
- Arduino and Raspberry Pi NFC/RFID projects
- Access control and authentication





















