Ox Head Ring – 925 Sterling Silver Animal Ring for Men

Brush with the fur lines and under each horn

Remove the ring for lifting, machinery, impact work and tight gloves. Inspect the horn tips and shank if the ring receives a knock.

Use a soft brush along the carved fur, around the eyes and under the horns, then dry the hollow rear. Avoid using horn tips to pull the ring off.

GIA supports accurate finger sizing, and CCI cautions that frequent abrasive polishing removes silver from raised details.

Rest the ring on its band in a separate compartment so the horns and muzzle do not press against harder jewelry.

Short horns keep attention on the forehead and nose

Front and opposing profiles show the horns sweeping outward close to the head rather than rising high. Carved lines run across the brow, cheeks and shoulders, and the rear view documents the hollow head above the band.

Ox describes the existing bovine identity; no breed, bull-riding association, zodiac sign, livestock material or strength symbolism is promised.

This product owns a broad short-horn ox portrait. Long-horn bulls, curled rams and skull-based bovine rings remain separate offers.

Compare the 30 x 28 mm face with the intended finger

• Material: International-standard 925 sterling silver, as listed
• Published weight: 28g
• Listed face reference: 30 x 28 mm; axes are not separately defined
• Live sizes: Selectable US sizes shown in the purchase form
• Visible form: Short curved horns, wide forehead, rounded muzzle and fur relief

Use the front image for width and both profiles for horn clearance. Select the exact live size after measuring the finger directly.

The wide muzzle can contact neighboring fingers even when the band circumference is correct. Fit should settle securely without persistent side pressure.

Choose it for a grounded broad bovine face; choose the curled horn ram ring when symmetrical horn geometry is the main preference.

Ox identity, horn profile and broad-fit questions