Baroque Skull Engagement Ring – 925 Silver and Red Copper

Separate the copper skull from its silver frame

Deep eye sockets and a complete tooth row form the central skull. Brighter floral and scroll-like relief rises above the cranium and wraps toward the shank, producing a two-tone baroque composition rather than a stone-set solitaire.

Engagement ring is an existing catalog use description. No gemstone, diamond, legal commitment, antique origin or red-copper application thickness is published.

Clean two metals without flattening the scrollwork

Remove the ring for lifting and snag-prone work; raised leaves and the projecting face can contact adjacent jewelry or hard surfaces.

Use a soft brush around the skull and leaf channels. Avoid strong dips or aggressive polishing across the warm face because no surface-treatment specification is published.

GIA sizing guidance supports measuring the intended finger and considering ring form; conservation guidance supports minimal abrasive polishing.

Inspect the complete piece under good light before wear so loose, bent or damaged details are noticed early. Store it separately from harder items that could strike the raised surfaces. Recheck the same high-contact points after extended wear.

Confirm an unconventional commitment-ring scale

• Material attribute: international-standard 925 sterling silver
• Visible secondary metal: red-copper skull face, supported by product title and images
• Published weight: 25g
• Listed face and fit: 33 x 25 mm; US 5-15

Choose this design for a fixed sculpted skull and ornate two-tone frame, not for a gemstone setting. Review the front and side views because the 33 x 25 mm face is substantially broader than a plain band.

If it is intended as a surprise gift, confirm the recipient size rather than estimating. A broad top can fit and balance differently from a narrow engagement band.

Commitment use, copper detail and fit questions