Geometric Anubis Ring for Men – 925 Silver

Tall ears, angular muzzle and ankh establish the Anubis profile

The head projects horizontally beyond the band, while engraved lines divide the cheek and neck into armor-like panels. The side view makes the ankh visible below the collar, and the rear view shows a closed band supporting the tall ear structure.

The Metropolitan Museum confirms Anubis as an ancient Egyptian deity represented in jackal form, but this product is modern jewelry and is not described as an archaeological replica, ritual object or museum reproduction. No protective or afterlife benefit is promised.

The geometric Anubis bust, ankh and collar distinguish this piece from coin rings, full-body deity rings and smooth jackal signets.

Protect the ear points and clear the collar channels

Remove the ring before pulling on tight gloves or performing work where the long muzzle and ears can catch. Inspect the ear bases after an impact.

Use a soft brush around the eye, collar and ankh relief, rinse and dry the deep channels. Avoid sharp tools between the ears or repeated abrasive polishing over the angular planes.

The Met provides cultural identification for Anubis; GIA supports careful size measurement; FTC guidance supports accurate 925 material language. None of these sources proves a spiritual effect for this product.

Store the ring upright with padded clearance around both ears and the projecting muzzle.

Plan for ear height and forward muzzle projection

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Listed size: 23 x 42 mm
• Published weight: 25 g
• Ring sizes: US 7-15, including half sizes
• Visible details: Jackal head, tall ears, wing-like collar and side ankh

The long head extends farther across the hand than a round signet. Review the side and worn images for glove and adjacent-finger clearance, then select the exact fixed size. No adjustable opening is present.

Use a jeweler’s gauge when possible and account for the knuckle. The live selector lists both US size and inside-diameter/circumference references, giving a better decision basis than guessing from another broad ring.

Choose this design for the angular jackal portrait and visible ankh. A simpler Egyptian coin ring is better when lower projection matters.

Anubis identity, ankh detail and profile questions