Grinning Rabbit Head Ring – 925 Sterling Silver

Allow for a 45 g top and 45 × 32 mm listed scale

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Listed size: 45 × 32 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 45 g
• Ring sizes: US 7–14, including half sizes
• Visible construction: upright ears, dense fur relief and broad grin

Choose the exact fixed size rather than expecting adjustment. The tall ears and projecting muzzle make neighboring-finger and glove clearance relevant, while the 45 g listing signals a substantially heavier presence than a narrow band.

Measure the intended finger and confirm passage over the knuckle. Because the two size axes are not named, they remain a listed overall reference rather than promised height and width. A familiar wide statement ring is the best physical comparison.

Choose this ring when long ears, fur relief and the toothy expression are all essential; use the animal ring collection for a calmer or more anatomical portrait.

Upright ears frame a deliberately oversized grin

The face combines soft-animal cues with a horror-comic expression. Fine hair lines cover the ears and cheeks, while the smooth eyes, nose and exposed teeth create harder highlights. From the side, the rabbit head projects well beyond the band; the rear view shows the ears remaining open rather than joining into a solid dome.

The gallery does not establish a named forest spirit, folklore being, licensed character, taxonomic rabbit breed or supernatural meaning. Horror rabbit describes the visible grin and exaggerated expression only. No eye stones, moving jaw or adjustable band are documented.

This design presents a complete fur-covered rabbit face. A rabbit-skull ring would expose bone structure, while a simple bunny ring would not depend on the deep sockets, textured cheeks and full tooth row seen here.

Clean between teeth and fur lines without flattening relief

Remove the ring before gripping equipment, lifting or reaching into tight spaces. The ears and muzzle create contact points that can catch fabric or strike hard surfaces.

Use mild soapy water and a soft brush along the fur grain, around the eyes and between the teeth. Rinse loosened residue and dry beneath the ears; avoid sharp tools and aggressive polishing.

GIA supports measuring the intended finger for fixed sizing, FTC guidance supports the published 925 description, and CCI recommends limiting abrasive polishing on detailed silver.

Store the rabbit face upright in a separate padded space so the ear tips and teeth do not press against another piece.

Rabbit identity, fixed sizing and tall-profile questions