Goddess Ring – Original 925 Sterling Silver Symbolic Ring

Identify the portrait by its crown and flowing hair

The face remains calm and frontal while curls and floral forms rise above the brow. Hair strands extend downward into the shank, giving the portrait a continuous sculpted outline rather than a separate medallion setting.

Goddess is the existing descriptive product name. No specific deity, mythology, historical culture, religious blessing or archaeological reproduction is established.

This page owns a floral-crowned feminine portrait, not every goddess symbol. Buyers seeking a named deity, cameo stone or plain flower ring need separate evidence and a different product.

Preserve the relief between flowers and hair

Put the ring on after dressing and remove it for snag-prone fabrics, lifting and impact tasks because the floral crown rises above the face.

Brush gently between petals and hair strands, then dry every recess. Do not use pins or sharp tools to remove debris.

GIA supports direct ring sizing and careful jewelry inspection; conservation guidance cautions that repeated abrasive polishing removes surface metal.

Store the portrait upright in a separate soft compartment so petals do not rub against harder jewelry.

Inspect the complete piece under good light before wear so loose, bent or damaged details are noticed early. Recheck the same high-contact points after extended use.

Compare the 22 x 24 mm portrait with finger scale

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Published weight: 26g
• Listed face reference: 22 x 24 mm; axes are not separately defined
• Live sizes: US 6 through 14, including half sizes

Review the front and side images to understand crown height and hair relief. Use the variation selector for fit rather than estimating from the model hand.

A portrait face can rotate when loose, but the correct size must still pass the knuckle without pressure. Measure at a normal hand temperature.

Choose it for the verified flower crown, facial profile and hair sculpture rather than attaching an unverified mythological identity to the piece.

Portrait identity, floral detail and fit questions