Recent regulatory filings in Brazil have uncovered ten different versions of a product potentially connected to Garmin's rumored Cirqa Smart Ring, suggesting the wearable device might be close to an official launch. The documents, found on the website of Brazil’s National Telecommunications Agency, list product codes submitted by Garmin on the same day. This could imply the company is preparing multiple models of the same product, possibly differing in size or color. The number of variations is notable, as smart rings often require more size options than traditional smartwatches, making this a key clue pointing toward a ring rather than a watch. One of the model numbers listed in the Brazilian filing, AA5124, was previously mentioned in an August leak that tied the Cirqa Smart Ring to regulatory filings in Indonesia. This model also appeared in a filing that included an unspecified device, further reinforcing the connection to the Cirqa product line. Garmin has not officially confirmed the development of a smart ring, but the recent certification and earlier leaks indicate the company may be preparing to enter the growing smart ring market. This would place Garmin in competition with well-known brands such as Samsung and Oura, both of which already offer popular smart ring products. While an exact release date for the Cirqa Smart Ring is still unknown, the accumulation of recent evidence suggests that a launch could be on the horizon.