Ares Demon Skull Mask Ring – 925 Sterling Silver

Clean uneven eye sockets without softening the mask edges

Remove the ring for lifting, sport and impact work. Forehead peaks and the long jaw can contact hard surfaces first.

Use mild soap and a very soft brush inside both eye openings and along the jaw. Rinse and dry completely without sharp picks.

FTC and GIA support material and fit checks, while CCI recommends limited abrasive polishing. Store the face upward.

Broken forehead peaks frame two uneven eye openings

One eye opening is larger and rounder while the opposite side narrows beneath a jagged brow. Vertical grooves run from the split forehead into a long nose and tooth-like lower edge.

The existing name uses Ares, but the visible product record does not authenticate Greek iconography or a historical depiction of the god. This content therefore owns the verifiable skull-mask form and does not repeat an unsupported cultural claim.

The split crown and asymmetric eyes distinguish it from smooth skull rings, horned helmets and symmetrical demon faces.

Size the narrow 30 x 20mm mask on a fixed shank

• Material: 925 sterling silver, as listed
• Listed size: 30 x 20 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 20 g
• Sizes: US 6-15 in half-size steps
• Verified form: split forehead peaks, uneven eyes and long jaw

Use a broad-ring gauge and check how the long mask sits between adjacent fingers. The narrow face may still project higher than a flat band.

Treat 20 g as the current product reference because no exact variation-level weight table is published. Select one fixed size; adjustment is not documented.

Choose this ring for asymmetry and broken-mask texture. Do not rely on the product name as proof of Greek, military or archaeological identity.

Ares naming, mask detail and size questions