Get ready for the macabre madness with this Sterling Silver ring, hand-carved and cast in the depths of Los Angeles. Dive into the eerie elegance of our 925 Sterling Silver Signet Ring, flaunting a hauntingly beautiful skull design. This unique piece orchestrates a symphony of darkness and luxury, meticulously crafted to defy the mundane. Elevate your style with this statement ring that breaks free from the shackles of convention. Immerse yourself in the allure of the macabre; it's time to embrace your inner mystique.
Behold, a solid 925 Sterling Silver signet ring boasting a small but captivating skull design. The crown of this ring measures 9.5x7.1mm. Crafted from 925 Sterling Silver, it's also up for grabs in 14ct Rose, White, and Yellow Gold, or even Platinum. Silver might not cost an arm and a leg today compared to its shiny counterparts, Gold or Platinum, but it's been a trailblazer in mining and metallurgy, making it one of mankind's metal MVPs.
PSA: These stunning rings are bespoke wonders, imported straight from the USA. Be prepared to practice patience; give them 6-8 weeks to waltz to your doorstep (though let's be real, they usually make an entrance within a fortnight – speedy rings, darling!). UK sizes G-T as standard.
Each of these beauties is crafted to order in the atelier of my US supplier. In the days of Elizabethan England, the Death's-Head Skull, minus the lower jawbone, was the badge of honour for bawds, rakes, and other assorted adventurers of the night. The term Death's-Head was practically a calling card for these rebels, with many donning half-skull rings to flaunt their status. Skulls and skeletons take centre stage at Mexico's Day of the Dead – it's a global celebration of the macabre.
Here's a nugget of history for you: Seals were the OG authenticity stamp, ensuring the real deal in transactions. Some business dealings still swear by a company seal for that extra touch of authenticity. The signet ring, even today, holds its ground in this ancient tradition. Layaway is on the table with flexible terms – just drop me a message!
Fun fact: Thousands of years ago, in the Bronze Age, the twelve tribes of Israel rocked their own seal, and the craftsman who carved these seals? Basically, the VIP librarian of ancient times. Crowns of early signet rings were bedazzled with Peridot, Sardonyx, and Jasper – not just gorgeous but also sturdy and easy to carve.
