Cracked Bone Curled Horn Skull Ring – Deep Sockets

The cracked bone curled horn skull ring places two thick ridged curls beside a narrow fractured skull face. Deep hollow sockets dominate the center, while the nose tapers into a small lower point and the horns sweep backward toward the shank. Selectable US sizes run from 6 through 14. Horns alone do not verify Pan, an exact animal species, ritual meaning, material or product-specific weight.

Ridged curls sweep behind a cracked narrow skull

Each horn rises from the upper side of the cranium, curves outward and rolls backward in a tight spiral. Parallel ridges follow the horn length, while irregular crack lines cross the central bone surface. The eye cavities remain open and oversized above a small nose point. Rear and side views show the horns fixed into the ring shoulders rather than hinged attachments.

• SKU: SSJ124
• Face: narrow cracked skull
• Horns: paired ridged spirals
• Sizes: US 6-14
• Material and species: not specified

Do not assign Pan from horn shape alone

Museum examples identify Pan through a broader combination of human and goat features, not simply any horned skull. This ring lacks documented provenance tying it to Pan, a satyr, one ritual tradition or a biological ram specimen. The neutral horn-and-skull identity states what the gallery can support.

Compare other skull ring structures or browse mythic-style rings.

Guard the horn tips and clear the deep sockets

The horn curls can catch open knits and receive leverage near pocket seams. Remove the ring before handling delicate fabric or doing work that presses sideways on the face. Use a soft brush around each ridge and inside both sockets, then dry the open rear fully. The accessory-style photograph does not change the selectable offer from a ring.

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