Geometric Lion Head Ring – 925 Silver

Angular mane planes surround a calm closed-mouth face

Light breaks across broad geometric surfaces rather than narrow fur strands. The forehead rises into a central ridge, cheek planes frame a compact muzzle and layered sections radiate outward as the mane. A side view confirms a full raised head rather than a flat engraving.

No eye stones, crown, moving jaw, named lion, heraldic ownership or guaranteed symbolism is published. Faceted describes the photographed surface geometry only. The ring is not documented as adjustable.

The closed mouth and angular mane contrast with open-mouth leopard heads and naturalistic animal portraits.

Use the worn view to judge the 30 x 21 mm face

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Listed face: 30 x 21 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 27 g
• Ring sizes: US 6-14, including half sizes
• Visible structure: closed mouth, stepped brow and angular layered mane

Choose one fixed variation and compare the worn image with a raised ring you already know. The face is visually broad even though its 27 g reference is lighter than several heavy skull rings.

Measure the intended finger and knuckle using a proper sizer. The large portrait can rotate if loose, so fit should be secure without pinching.

Choose this ring for its faceted mane and calm mouth; buyers wanting fangs, flowing fur or a crown should compare another animal owner.

Clean along the edges between angular planes

Remove the ring for tools, lifting and impact. The projecting mane corners can contact surfaces or loose fabric.

Use mild soapy water and soft bristles along the boundaries between planes, then rinse and dry. Polish high surfaces lightly to retain recessed contrast.

FTC supports accurate 925 descriptions, GIA supports fixed-size measurement, and CCI recommends restrained abrasion on sculptural silver.

Keep the lion face upward in a separate padded space so the mane planes do not rub another ring.

Faceted mane, closed mouth and sizing questions