Double-Horn Rhino Head Ring – Sculpted Animal Ring

Use only the facts in the current offer

• Material: not recorded in current attributes
• Face dimensions: not published
• Published weight: approximately 24-35 g depending on ring size
• Sizes: selectable US 6 through 14
• Construction: two-horn portrait with open rear

Do not infer sterling silver from the old URL or silver-colored photographs. Select a measured size and check how the projecting horns clear daily hand movement.

Two horns distinguish the animal portrait

The larger horn rises from the nose while a shorter horn sits behind it on the forehead. Rounded ears and a broad, textured muzzle complete the rhino identity. The rear photograph shows an open-backed construction beneath the sculpted head.

The gallery does not establish a rhinoceros species, wildlife partnership, conservation donation or guaranteed symbolic meaning.

Protect the horn tips and clean conservatively

Put the ring on after dressing and remove it before manual work because the raised horns can catch or strike hard surfaces. Use a dry soft cloth around the eyes, wrinkles and horn bases.

Because the material and finish are not published, avoid silver dips, acids or other material-specific cleaners. Store the ring without pressure on either horn.

The open rear can reduce enclosed volume beneath the portrait, but it is not an adjustment mechanism. Do not spread the band through that opening; use the listed ring-size options for fit.

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