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The Silver Ouroboros Ring - Crooked Howlet Designs
The Silver Ouroboros Ring - Crooked Howlet Designs
The Silver Ouroboros Ring - Crooked Howlet Designs
The Silver Ouroboros Ring - Crooked Howlet Designs
The Silver Ouroboros Ring - Crooked Howlet Designs
The Silver Ouroboros Ring - Crooked Howlet Designs

The Silver Ouroboros Ring

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Design Specifications

The Ouroboros is an ancient symbol of a serpent eating it's own tail. It's interpretation is generally that of eternal cyclic renewal or a cycle of life, death and rebirth. 

The design has an engraving around the border, "ἓν τὸ πᾶν", which is from the work of Cleopatra the Alchemist in the 10th century, which depicted an Ouroboros serpent, meaning "The All is One". 

  • Made from 925 Sterling Silver & 9ct Yellow Gold 
  • Face size; approx. 15.10mm x 12.80mm
  • Average Weight 12.5g
  • Category; Signet Ring
Production & Shipping

We currently hold a limited batch of stock for releases and then once those sizes are sold, the pieces will be made to order.

In stock items, will ship within 2-3 days.
Made to order production is generally 25 business days. 

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If you receive the order and it doesn't fit, we'll remake you one in your size, free of charge. 

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