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RING STYLES
Signet Rings
Magickal Rings: Chaosphere Rings
Almost all our signet rings are magickal rings, commissioned for a magickal purpose or symbolic reason. Chaosphere rings are our most popular signet ring commission.
This sterling silver signet style ring , like everything other ring, is hand made and STRONG!, but exceptionally so in this style which is particularly appropriate for size 9 and above (18 mm plus internal diameter if you don't know US sizes). This has a central 6 mm diameter black onyx. The table of the ring is about 1 inch in diameter. A Side picture of the same ring is below.
We particularly like this type of texturing on chaosphere signet rings. These rings, if they were solid behind the table would be almost unwearable. We fabricate them from heavy sheet, which allows the back of the table of the ring to be hollow (a good place to store sigils and the like)! This style ring costs $325, which, for you Discordians, shows the dominance, once more, of the Law of Fives.
In this example of the chaosphere ring the chaosphere is inset into the table of the ring, the area around is oxidized and there is a rim. The central stone is a black onyx and there are sigils, provided by the customer, on either side of the ring. This customer also requested the chaosphere be rotated by 22.5 degrees to give more of a dynamic effect. Rings similar to this would cost $400.
In this example our customer requested a faceted emerald and we set a 4 mm stone in a bezel setting in the center of the chaosphere. The sides of the ring feature crescent moons and curving around the back is an interleaving knotwork pattern. A ring similar to this with a natural emerald of this quality would run $600.
This spectacular ring, ordered by a customer in England, features an 18kt gold chaosphere set with a large cabachon lapis lazuli. Rings similar to this in 18kt gold and argentium sterling silver would cost $700 and up.
We do a great deal of custom work, This ring was developed from a design sent to us by a customer. It is one of a kind, sterling silver, 14 kt gold, and a faceted pear shaped garnet. It cost $500.
More Magickal Rings
I wanted to make a ring celebrating my favorite godform for years but only recently found a means to fabricate one. This large, heavy, and extremely strong Baphomet signet ring is too massive to be made for any size smaller than 9. It is an exceptional ceremonial ring for all devotees of the Goat.
This ring in argentium sterling silver costs $400. I recently made one with the Baphomet symbol, including the circle in 18kt Gold and the ring in silver. The cost of that was $900.
This is just one of the many varieties of pentagram rings available. This is a signet style ring with a central AAA very high quality sapphire. This particular ring cost $675, one without a stone this precious would run $325 and up
This ring combines a 14 kt gold pentagram, triskalion, and wiccan triangle and pentagram with a sterling signet base. This type of ring costs between $600 and $750, depending on the amount of gold. This ring has an onyx in the center.
Here's a side view of the above ring with a Triskalion in 14 kt Gold.
Here's another side view of the above ring with a Wiccan degree symbol in 14 kt Gold. Note that this ring is not hollow on the back. I have since moved to another method.
This ring featurs the personal sigil of Aleister Crowley. Also known as the Seal of Babalon the letters BABALON are inset in the triangles fromed by the seven pointed star. This complicated signet ring would cost $500 to fabricate.
This ring is fis the first ring commissioned by a magician who wanted to duplicate the jewelry of the great Elizabethan magician John Dee. My customer sent me a pdf of his book within which was this design, probably for an amulet.
This was a massive ring.
Here's a side view of the Tetragrammaton ring. The ring was a size 10, with a black onyx in the center.
This is a back view, showing the hollow area immediately behind the table of the ring. Both the inside and outside of the ring was hammer finished with a hammer handpiece on a flexible shaft machine.
The ring, of course, was extremely difficult to fabricate. I had to develop an alphabet specifically for the ring.
A ring similar to this would cost $500.
If you like invoking alien Gods who seem to regard human beings as you would a fine wine you should probably have a Necronomicon Gate or two hanging about your ceremonial space or on your finger. This ring, the table of which is about 1 inch (25.4 mm) in diameter. I'm still not sure how I fabricated it. Probably with the help of the Dread Messenger of the Gods, Nyarlathotep.
$425 or whatever the Elder Gods decree.
This is the Crux Satanas or the Cathar Cross (as you like it) as a ring. This symbol would also work as a ring incised and oxidized on the table of the ring as in the ring below. This ring is a combination of hammered, textured, and high shine sterling silver. This ring runs $300 and up
This is an alternative method for displaying a symbol on a signet ring. It is ideal for runes and bindrunes (as in the ring below) but would also work with many other symbols. Rings similar to this would cost $300 and up in argentium sterling siver,
Bidrunes are runes that function in a similar way to sigils. They are, effectively, magickal spells on paper a customer wants me to execute in sterling silver or karat gold. I can't actually tell you what they mean since the magician who commissioned them don't tell me! This style costs also costs $300 for most sizes.
