Rogue Rabbit Mask Ring – 925 Sterling Silver

Clean beneath the folded ears and across the visor channel

Remove the ring for gloves, lifting, sleep and close fabric contact. Long ear tips can catch or take leverage, and the high profile may press against the hand when bent.

Brush gently along each ear fold and across the visor recess, then rinse and dry the eye band and narrow muzzle. Do not scrape the dark channels or bend the ears.

GIA supports accurate sizing for a substantial fixed ring, FTC supports the 925 silver description, and CCI cautions against aggressive polishing of recessed and raised silver details.

Keep the mask upright in a deep padded compartment with no item resting on the long ears.

Folded ears rise above a dark banded rabbit face

Both ears extend high above the brow and bend with sculpted folds instead of standing as flat blades. The eye area forms a continuous dark band, while the lower mask narrows through angular cheek and muzzle planes.

Rabbit mask and visor describe visible form only. No game, comic, film, music act, character license or functional eyewear is documented. The dark eye area is not verified as enamel, gemstone or a separate insert.

The full ring-sized mask and visor band distinguish this piece from rabbit stud earrings, naturalistic bunny rings, inverted-cross rabbit earrings and fox heads.

Allow vertical space for 32 x 34 mm ears and mask

• Material: 925 silver, as listed
• Listed size: 32 x 34 mm
• Published weight: 33 g
• Ring sizes: US 7-14, including half sizes
• Profile: Long folded ears above dark visor-like eye band

The ears create considerable vertical reach and can approach the knuckle when the finger bends. Use the worn view to judge orientation and neighboring-finger space before choosing the intended hand.

Measure the exact finger and select a fixed size. The band is not presented as open or adjustable, and the rabbit face should not be twisted to compensate for poor fit.

Choose this piece for a graphic masked rabbit rather than a natural animal portrait. A fox, plain bunny or small cross-marked rabbit stud creates a different scale and silhouette.

Character identity, dark visor and long-ear questions