Multi Angle Skull Ring – 925 Silver Skull Ring

Protect the unspecified horn finish and spike tips

Avoid abrasive polishing on the contrasting horn because its exact surface treatment is not published. Use lukewarm water, mild soap and a very soft brush; avoid sharp tools that can scratch raised planes or force residue deeper into darkened recesses.

Brush between the layered ridges and dry around every spike base. Rinse from more than one angle and dry the hidden surfaces completely before storage, since moisture can remain around deep relief, links, hinges or open ends.

The FTC source helps buyers interpret the published silver description, while CCI advises restrained abrasive polishing because polishing removes metal. Store this ring separately with its most projected detail protected.

Account for the central horn above a 34 x 23mm face

• Material: 925 silver, as listed; center horn is described visually as gold-tone
• Listed size: 34 x 23 mm listed face
• Published weight: 22 g
• Ring sizes: US 7-14 in half-size steps
• Image-verified form: a skull face crowned by one contrasting gold-tone horn and several layered silver spikes

Choose this design for the single warm-toned horn and layered side profile, not for an assumed precious-metal content. Use a ring gauge that reflects a broad sculpted face and verify passage over the knuckle; a thin-band size guess can feel different once the top becomes substantial.

Select one live US size rather than expecting the shank to adjust. 22 g is the current product reference, and no exact weight is assigned to every individual size unless the live attributes say so.

Review the side and underside images before ordering because the central horn and surrounding spikes affects height, neighboring-finger clearance and how readily the face meets hard surfaces.

One warm-toned horn rises through layered silver ridges

The warm-toned horn projects from the center while silver ridges sweep backward like armored hair or plates. The inspected front and oblique views confirm that this is modeled relief, not a printed graphic or a removable decorative plate.

Smaller points surround the main horn and create a broken crown above the compact tooth row. This construction separates the product from smooth skull crowns, twin-horn demon rings and gemstone-centered signets; the distinction matters more than broad labels such as gothic, biker or statement jewelry.

No gold purity, horn material, gemstone identity, creature species or licensed character is documented. The gallery supports the visible form only, so no undocumented character license, historic provenance, spiritual effect, gemstone identity or moving feature is implied.

Horn finish, spike structure and size questions