With the amount of walking we do, the crowded subway commutes we endure, and the constant hustle that comes with life in New York City, it’s safe to say that wellness here is an entirely different ball game.
In a city where 15,000 steps before lunch isn’t unusual and every minute of the day feels accounted for, New Yorkers are always looking for smarter, more seamless ways to stay on top of their health. That’s why a one-day-only pop-up arriving in SoHo this week is putting a uniquely NYC spin on wearable wellness technology.
To celebrate the launch of the new Oura Ring 5, Oura is transforming a Mott Street storefront into a modern-day pawn shop inspired by the energy and spectacle of New York’s Diamond District.

💍 The Concept: Swap for Subtle
The Oura Pawn Shop is a playful nod to one of the most common criticisms of wearable technology: its size. With the new Oura Ring 5, the company is highlighting a design that is significantly smaller and slimmer than previous generations, aiming to deliver health tracking in a more discreet form.
To showcase this, the pop-up is inspired by New York City’s eclectic pawn shop culture. But instead of buying and selling jewelry, visitors will have the chance to “flip” for a shot at winning the brand’s newest smart ring, bringing together wellness tech, streetwise NYC culture, and a little bit of old-school luck.
Bringing the authentic spirit of Midtown to SoHo, the activation will be hosted by Moses the Jeweler. Visitors can participate in Moses’ signature, high-stakes coin flip. If the coin lands in your favor, you walk away with a brand-new Oura Ring 5.
Event Details: When and Where to Go
If you want to try your luck, here is everything you need to know to attend:
- More Information: Full details and official rules can be found at FlipForTheRing.com
- Date: Thursday, June 4
- Time: 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Location: 262G Mott Street, New York, NY (SoHo)
- Admission: Free and open to the public
- Entry Rules: First-come, first-served, while supplies last (Must be 18+ to participate)